The hierarchical structure of saving monies

Article Abstract:

A research paper analyzing the super-ordinate goals motivating the decision to save and to represent the hierarchical structure of the linkages between these goals using the network analysis is presented. Fifteen goals are identified and are also found to function hierarchically. The findings are discussed.

United Kingdom, Network analysis (Planning), Usage, Ends and means, Means and ends

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Does experience matter in lending? A process-tracing study on experienced loan officer's and novice's decision behavior

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Study on the key role played by experience in loan decision making is examined. Results indicate that experts searched for more cues than novices in their decision making processes.

United States, Influence, Experience

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Bounding rationality to the world

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Herbert Simon saw internal and external constraints to rational decision making. He sought mechanisms to define bounded rationality.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Personalities, Heuristic, Heuristics (Psychology), Simon, Herbert Alexander

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