| Test: | Decision Styles Scale, DSS |
| Link: | persistent link: https://psytests.org/result?v=csps2kn |
Rational Decision-Making | 13 | |
Intuitive Decision-Making | 15 |
• Rational Decision-Making – a systematic, thorough approach to decision making involving information gathering, careful evaluation of alternatives, and weighing of pros and cons before committing to a choice. Higher scores indicate a stronger rational decision-making style.
• Intuitive Decision-Making – a decision-making approach relying on gut feelings, hunches, first impressions, and affect rather than deliberate analysis. Higher scores indicate a stronger intuitive decision-making style.