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Melbourne Decision Making Questionnaire
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In conclusion, our research does not support the continued use of the Flinders DMQ, but provides support for an improved measure, to be called the Melbourne DMQ, consisting of four scales with good psychometric properties. Importantly, the improved measure can be recommended for empirical research on decision making across a range of Asian and Western countries.
Also importantly, the improved measure provides an operationalization of decision coping patterns that remains close to the theoretical model (Janis and Mann’s conflict theory, 1977) from which the original questionnaire was derived. In essence, the key coping patterns identified by conflict theory, vigilance, hypervigilance, and defensive avoidance (as expressed in the form of procrastination and buck-passing), have been validated by our findings.
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