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For example, the frontal lobe, which is linked to decision making and problem solving, is proportionally larger in women than in men.
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Yet poor decision making remains a chronic problem at many companies.
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Why is this flexible approach to problem solving and decision making so important?
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When there is no crisis, or when there is little or no paradigm change, the Japanese decision-making process is not a problem.
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Trouble with the Curve highlights the problem of overconfidence in decision making, which comes from believing you have more accurate and complete information than you actually do.
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The problem is that this four step decision-making cycle: curiosity, awareness, insight, action is rarely presented to end-users in one elegant stream.
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"It's a problem if young women are making a decision when they feel that the people are not going to be very nice to them at all, " she said.
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While the United States has little choice but to accept and work with a more complex -- and probably more sluggish -- decision-making structure in post-election Pakistan, the problem for Washington and it allies is that the clock is ticking on the terrorist threat.
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Second, how we deal with the problem of democratic legitimacy and accountability of decision-making in the EU, which is a growing concern in most member states.
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To fix this problem, the team asked themselves some simple questions about the decision-making culture: To what extent are decisions currently made by consensus or by the CEO (on a scale of 1-10)?
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To the accompaniment of the dip of his oars he could ponder the problem of sovereignty, or whatever, freed from the pressure of making an instant and partisan decision.
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