The purpose of this paper is to explore the factors influencing informed group decision-making. A survey of 26 questions collected information on group decision-making in regards to organizational characteristics, technology use, social interaction, management involvement, and decision quality....

The landscape of doctoral education in the field of management is changing as an increasing number of working adults with management experience seek to gain knowledge and skills beyond the Master’s degree, but not in preparation for academic teaching positions. In the rapidly changing...

Understanding consumer response to product supersizing and downsizing is an important issue for policy makers, consumer researchers and marketers. In three laboratory experiments the authors found that changes in size appear smaller when products change in all three dimensions (height, width,...

Five studies show that people, including experts such as professional chefs, estimate quantity decreases more accurately than quantity increases. We argue that this asymmetry occurs because physical quantities cannot be negative. Consequently, there is a natural lower bound (zero) when...