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  1. Define the Contributions of Alternatives to Covering Objectives

    You can define the Contributions of Alternatives to Covering Objectives from   the   DEFINE MODEL  > Review/Refine Model >  Contributions   page . The Contributions page can be displayed by Alternatives: or by Objectives: By defau...
  2. Availability Bias

    Availability Bias is the tendency to let an example that easily comes to mind easily affect decision-making or reasoning. 1   This occurs when we overweight evidence that comes more easily to mind or is more prevalent in our memories. The study o...
  3. Permanently delete or restore deleted models

    Models that are deleted are moved to the deleted tab and remain there until:   (1) they are restored by pressing the Restore (undelete) option,  (2) they are permanently deleted by pressing the Delete option, or (3) some period of time has ela...
  4. Collaborative Decision Making

    Being a good leader requires more than just knowing the right way to do things.  It also requires knowing how to choose the right things to do . Decision-making is arguably the most difficult, and the most essential, task a manager performs. Effect...
  5. Setting up IIS on Windows Server 2016

    Use Server Manager to add roles and features to enable IIS and the necessary components. (On Windows 10, use Control Panel | Turn Windows features on or off instead of Server Manager and define only the features.) From a fresh Windows Server 2016,...
  6. Select Participants

  7. Comparion Sample Models

    What is a Model?   A model  is  a representation of a decision.   Comparion  is a structured decision-making tool designed to help organize and analyze  various factors  based on specific goals and  objectives . By providing a cle...
  8. Anchoring

    Anchoring (or focalism) is a cognitive bias that describes the common human tendency to rely too heavily on the first piece of information offered (the "anchor") when making decisions.  During decision-making, anchoring occurs when one uses an ini...
  9. Creating and Editing Insight Questionnaires

    An "Insight Questionnaire" can be presented to evaluators at the beginning ( Pre-Survey ) of the input collection process, at the end ( Post-Survey ) of the input collection process, or both. Clicking Pre-Survey or Post-Survey will display a p...
  10. Consensus View

    The consensus view shows the standard deviations (the square root of the variances) among evaluators who have both an  allowed role and a judgment. The table is sorted from highest disagreement to lowest disagreement among evaluators for each nod...