Decision-making styles and stress.

Allwood, Carl Martin; Salo, Ilkka

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“…The sample was a convenience sample, which imposes limitations on generalizing these results for the broader population. Furthermore, it would be convenient to adapt the GDMSI to specific contexts, such as clinical, legal, military, economic, and political contexts, which have been shown to have specific relations among different decision-making styles and constructs such as stress or anxiety (e.g., Allwood & Salo, 2012;Thunholm, 2008) in order to obtain evidence of the predominant styles in such contexts. Also, further research can identify the relationships among the decision-making styles and affective states or specific emotions (Reyna et al, 2013) and contribute to understanding the role of emotions in the decision-making process.…”

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“…and may allow for the analysis of the relationship among the decision-making styles and other constructs. In this regard, it has been observed that avoidant and dependent styles are positively correlated with the self-reported ratings of stress (e.g., Allwood & Salo, 2012;Salo & Allwood, 2011); and that rational and avoidant styles are positively correlated with anxiety and depression (Schoemaker, 2010).…”

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Exploratory structural equation modeling of the general decision-making style inventory

Reyna¹,

Ortiz²,

Revilla³

2014

RevPsicología

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Exploratory structural equation modeling of the general decision-making style inventory Revista de Psicología, vol. 23, núm. 1, 2014, pp. 33-39 Universidad de Chile Santiago, Chile AbstractThe General Decision-Making Style Inventory has been validated with samples from several countries, but there are no reports about its validity in Latin American countries. In this study we assessed the underlying structure of the GDMSI in a sample from Argentina and compared a confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) model with a more flexible model that combines exploratory and confirmatory parts, the exploratory structural equation modeling (ESEM) approach. In general, the results support the construct validity of the GDMSI and confirm the potential and superiority of the ESEM procedures to assess the relationship between the items and the underlying dimensions, compared to more restrictive models.

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Exploratory structural equation modeling of the general decision-making style inventory

Reyna¹,

Ortiz²,

Revilla³

2014

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“…Findings revealed that the avoidant style was strongly related to stress, as decision makers appeared to avoid making decisions because they found it more stressful. In the same vein, Allwood and Salo (2012) investigated the relations between decision-making styles and stress in the organisational work context. Results suggested that certain styles, particularly avoidant and to some extent dependent style, were associated with higher stress.…”

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The relationship between burnout and risk-taking in workplace decision-making and decision-making style

Michailidis

Banks

2016

Work & Stress

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The study aimed to investigate what type of decision styles are exhibited by employees who experience burnout. Using a Work Risk Inventory (WRI), developed for this study, which included generic workplace scenarios, it was also explored whether employees experiencing burnout take more risky decisions. Risk was conceptualised as the adoption of threatening decisions towards one's reputation at work, job performance and job security. The mediating effect of the likelihood and seriousness of the consequences of the worst-case scenario occurring (i.e. what could be the worst that could happen in each given scenario), on the relationship between dimensions of burnout and risk was also tested. A total of 262 employees completed an online survey, including measures on burnout, decision making styles and the WRI. As predicted, dimensions of burnout: Exhaustion; Cynicism and ProfessionalInefficacy, correlated significantly with avoidant decision making and negatively with rational decision making. Seriousness of the consequences of the worst-case scenario occurring mediated the relationship between professional inefficacy and risk taking.In the context of identifying mechanisms by which burnout leads to risky decision making, findings suggest that employees' sense of professional inefficacy determines employees' risky decision making. The contribution to theory and implications for practice are discussed.

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“…O estilo dependente apareceu como um bom preditor de planejamento, contrariando estudos de Rubinton (1980), Salo e Allwood (2011) e Allwood e Salo (2012). Os resultados demonstram a importância associada ao contato com o outro e com a troca de informações para o planejamento da aposentadoria.…”

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“…Pesquisas utilizam os estilos de decisão para entender diferentes fenômenos, como estresse (Allwood & Salo, 2012), satisfação com a vida e autoestima baseada na performance (Salo & Allwood, 2011) e liderança (Hariri, Monypenny, & Prideaux, 2013). Os resultados dos trabalhos citados apontam a relação entre o estilo racional e variáveis positivas (como menos estresse, maior satisfação com a vida e maiores níveis de liderança), enquanto os estilos dependente e evitativo se relacionam com variáveis mais negativas (como maior percepção de estresse e menor qualidade de sono, menor satisfação com a vida e menor liderança).…”

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Planejamento da aposentadoria: Adaptação brasileira da PRePS e influência de estilos de tomada de decisão

Rafalski¹,

Andrade²

2016

Rev. Psicol., Organ. Trab.

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A temática do planejamento da aposentadoria tem crescido em importância com o aumento da expectativa de vida e a previsão de déficit previdenciário no Brasil. A fim de fornecer instrumentos que possibilitem a avaliação de aspectos preparatórios para a aposentadoria, este artigo teve como objetivos: (a) adaptar a Process of Retirement Planning Scale (PRePS) para o português brasileiro e (b) verificar a influência de estilos de tomada de decisão no planejamento da aposentadoria. Participaram do estudo 1.290 trabalhadores com idades entre 18 e 69 anos (M=37,06; DP=10,5), sendo a maioria homens (N=944; 73,3%). A versão brasileira da PRePS foi chamada de Escala de Processo de Planejamento da Aposentadoria (EPPlA), e os resultados mostraram que o estilo de tomada de decisão racional influencia positiva e significativamente os quatro âmbitos do planejamento da aposentadoria: saúde, finanças, estilo de vida e psicossocial. Os estilos dependente, intuitivo, espontâneo e evitativo também se mostraram preditores significativos em diferentes dimensões. Palavras-chave: Planejamento da aposentadoria; tomada de decisão; escalas psicológicas.Retirement planning has grown in importance with the rising life expectancy and the forecasted social security deficit in Brazil. In order to provide instruments to evaluate aspects of preparation for retirement, this article aimed to: (a) adapt the Process of Retirement Planning Scale (PRePS) to Brazilian Portuguese, and (b) verify the influence of decision-making styles on retirement planning. Participants were 1,290 workers between 18 and 69 years of age (M=37.06; SD=10.5) mostly men (N=944; 73.3%). The Brazilian version of PRePS received the name Escala de Processo de Planejamento da Aposentadoria (EPPlA), and the results of this study showed that rational decision-making style positively and significantly influences all 4 retirement planning spheres: health, finances, life style, and psychosocial. dependent, intuitive, spontaneous, and avoidant styles also proved to be significant predictors in different dimensions. Keywords: Retirement planning; decision-making styles; psychological scales.El tema de la planificación de la jubilación ha crecido en con el aumento de la expectativa de vida y el prognóstico de déficit en las pensiones de jubilación en Brasil. Con el fin de proporcionar herramientas que permitan la evaluación de los aspectos de preparación para la jubilación, este artículo pretende: (a) adaptar la Process of Retirement Planning Scale (PRePS) para portugués brasileño y, (b) investigar la influencia de los estilos de toma de decisiones en la planificación de la jubilación. Participaron del estudio 1290 trabajadores con edades entre 18 y 69 años (M = 37,06; SD = 10,5), la mayoría hombres (N = 944; 73,3%). La versión brasileña de PREPS fue llamada Escala de Processo de Planejamento da Aposentadoria (EPPlA), y los resultados mostraron que el estilo de toma de decisiones racional influencia positiva y significativamente los 4 áreas de planificación de la

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Decision-making styles and stress.

Cited by 35 publications

References 19 publications

Exploratory structural equation modeling of the general decision-making style inventory

Exploratory structural equation modeling of the general decision-making style inventory

The relationship between burnout and risk-taking in workplace decision-making and decision-making style

Planejamento da aposentadoria: Adaptação brasileira da PRePS e influência de estilos de tomada de decisão

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