Decision
Decision is a multidisciplinary journal focused on scientific research into human judgment and decision-making. This includes research on neural, cognitive, social, economic, cultural, and environmental aspects of people’s decisions.
Decision publishes articles on all areas related to the psychology of judgment and decision-making including probabilistic inference, prediction, evaluation, choice, decisions under risk or uncertainty, and economic games. The journal publishes articles reporting new empirical research that adds to our understanding of judgment and decision making, and articles that present and evaluate new theory.
To achieve this goal, Decision publishes three types of articles: long articles that make major theoretical contributions, shorter articles that make valuable empirical contributions addressing important research questions, and brief review articles that target current theoretical trends or new topics in decision making. The journal generally favors articles that include large-scale confirmatory tests of theory, or that report multiple studies which, together, address a substantive research question. Articles reporting laboratory research or field experiments are welcome, as are those which include replication studies addressing key theoretical or empirical issues.
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