Original paper
Tailoring value elicitation to decision makers' numeracy and fluency: Expressing value judgments in numbers or words
Abstract
In organizational settings, options evaluation requires managers to express value judgments on multiple criteria. This research investigates the influence of decision makers' numeracy (ability to use appropriate numerical principles) and fluency (ability to express oneself in words) on their subjective experience of value elicitation as supported by two different techniques: direct rating and MACBETH. The former asks for value judgments to be...
Paper Details
Title
Tailoring value elicitation to decision makers' numeracy and fluency: Expressing value judgments in numbers or words
Published Date
Apr 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
44
Pages
83 - 90
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