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Recognition Primed Decision Making in E-Commerce
2001
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting
Recognition-primed decision making has been used to describe the behavior of experts in naturalistic environments. A significant body of research has led to the conclusion that RPD models describe decision making in environments characterized by time pressure, competing and/or changing goals and uncertainty. This paper compares the results of several new studies that investigated decision making in the e-commerce environment to what would have been predicted by the RPD model. These environments
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