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标题：Simulation Models of Human Decision-Making Processes
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作者：Nina RIZUN ; Yurii TARANENKO
期刊名称：Management Dynamics in the Knowledge Economy Journal
印刷版ISSN：2286-2668
出版年度：2014
卷号：2
期号：2
页码：241-264
语种：English
出版社：College of Management, National University of Political Studies and Public Administration
摘要：the main purpose of the paper is the presentation of the new concept of human decision-making process modelling using an analogy with the Automatic Control "eory.From the authors' point of view this concept allows to develop and improve the theory of decision-making in terms of the study and the classi#cation of speci#city of the human intellectual processes in di$erent conditions.Literature shows that the main distinguishing feature between the Heuristic / Intuitive and Rational Decision-Making Models is the presence of so-called phenomenon of “enrichment” of the input information with human propensity,hobbies,tendencies,expectations,axioms and judgments,presumptions or bias and their justi#cation.In order to obtain additional knowledge about the basic intellectual processes,as well as the possibility of modelling the decision results in various parameters characterizing the decision-maker,a complex of simulation models was developed."ese models are based on the assumptions that: basic intellectual processes of the Rational Decision-Making Model can be adequately simulated and identi#ed by the transient processes of the proportional-integral-derivative controller;basic intellectual processes of the Bounded Rationality and Intuitive Models can be adequately simulated and identi#ed by the transient processes of the nonlinear elements."e taxonomy of the most typical automatic control theory elements and their compliance with certain decision-making models with a point of view of decisionmaking process speci#city and decision-maker behavior during a certain time of professional activity was obtained.
关键词：human decision-making process;automatic control theory;proportional-integral-derivative controller;nonlinear elements.