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absel-1896	Davis, Donna F.; Davis, Donald L.	The Role of Experiential Knowledge and Human Information Processing in Decision Making	1988	4	.pdf	application/pdf	3466	195	41	Anderson (1971) found that if observations do rot fit those expected by the activated category they-will is distorted by tie decision makers so that bee do fit This lends support to those who hypothesize that decision makers make a choice and then justify The categories are not mental boxes into which situations must fit, but rather are ‘coherent Statements about a concept ...contains relations to other concepts... a concept described from different points of view (Clancey, 1985). THE ROLE OF EXPERIENTIAL KNOWLEDGE AND HUMAN INFORMATION PROCESSING IN DECISION MAKING Developments in Business Simulation & Experiential Exercises, Volume 15, 1988 1 THE ROLE OF EXPERIENTIAL KNOWLEDGE AND HUMAN INFORMATION PROCESSING IN DECISION MAKING Donna F. Davis, University of Mississippi Donald L. Davis, University of Mississippi ABSTRACT This paper examines the role of experiential knowledge in HIP via a model which is a synthesis of models of human information processing, human associative memory and attention.	cache/absel-1896.pdf	txt/absel-1896.txt