Contents & References of Identifying and ranking the factors influencing the decision-making of managers in the cultural sector of the country using the TOPSIS model (a case study of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance)
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Abstract 1
Chapter One: General Research
1-1- Introduction. 3
1-2- statement of the problem. 3
1-3- The importance and necessity of research. 6
1-4- research objectives. 6
1-5- Assumptions. 7
1-6- Research area. 7
1-6-1- Subject area. 7
1-6-2- spatial territory. 7
1-6-3- Time domain. 7
1-7- Description of the words and terms used in the research. 8
1-7-1- Decision making. 8
1-7-2- Multiple Criteria Decision Making 8
1-7-3- TOPSIS technique. 8
1-7-4- Rational factors. 9
1-7-5- Psychological factors. 9
1-7-6 - Social factors. 9
1-7-7- Cultural factors. 9
Chapter Two: An overview of the research background
2-1- Introduction. 11
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2-2 - What is decision making? 11
2-3- levels of decision making. 12
2-4- The degree of difficulty of decision making. 13
2-4-1- Types of decision making based on available information 14
2-5- Time and decision making. 16
2-6- Decision steps. 18
2-7- Individual decision-making versus organizational decision-making. 20
2-7-1- Individual decisions. 20
2-7-2-organizational decisions. 20
2-7-2-1- Scientific management approach. 20
2-7-2-2- Carnegie model. 21
2-7-2-3- Garbage container model. 23
2-8 - Decision-making approaches. 25
2-8-1- Rational decision making. 26
2-8-2- behavioral decision making. 28
2-8-3- Open decision making. 31
2-9- Modeling for decision. 32
2-9-1- Expected utility model. 33
2-9-2- behavioral model of organizational decision making. 35
2-9-3- gradual decision making model. 37
2-9-4- Decision making model in crisis. 39
2-9-5- Decision making model in psychological stress conditions. 42
2-9-6- conflict model or coping with roles model 43
2-10- decision support systems. 45
2-11-decision-making problems. 48
2-12-Intuitive decision making. 50
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2-12-1 - Concept theory. 59
2-12-2- Available judgment. 61
2-12-3-Representative judgment. 62
2-12-4- Commitment theory. 62
2-13- Decision making process. 63
2-13-1-Problem identification. 63
2-13-2-Effects of the framework. 64
2-13-3- Redefining the problem. 69
2-13-4- Making choices 70
2-13-5- Correlated optimization. 70
2-13-5-1-The role of expectations in decision making. 71
2-13-6-Perform the solution. 72
2-14- Decision style model. 73
2-15- Research background. 75
2-16- Conceptual model of research. 79
Chapter Three: Research Methodology
3-1- Introduction. 82
3-2- Research method. 82
3-3- Research process. 83
3-4- Selecting the decision-making group. 84
3-5- Society and statistical sample. 84
3-6- sample size and sampling method. 85
3-7-Research data collection tool. 87
3-8- Validity of the questionnaire. 89
3-9- Questionnaire reliability. 90
3-10- Research method and tools 91
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Chapter four: Research data analysis
4-1- Introduction. 93
4-2- Descriptive research findings. ..94
4-3- Inferential analysis of research findings. 99
4-3-1- Test of research hypotheses. 99
4-3-2- Ranking the factors affecting managers' decision-making using TOPSIS technique. 104
4-3-2-1-Ranking of components related to the dimension of rational factors. 104
4-3-2-2-ranking of the components related to the dimension of psychological factors. 105
4-3-2-3-ranking of the components related to the dimension of social factors. 105
4-3-2-4-ranking of the components related to the dimension of cultural factors. 106
Chapter Five: Conclusions and Research Proposals
5-1- A brief review of the statement of the problem. 108
5-2- Hypothesis test results. 110
5-3- Discussion and conclusion. 110
4-5-Limitations of the research. 115
5-4-1- Limitations on researcher control. 115
5-4-2- Limitations beyond the control of the researcher. 115
5-5- Providing suggestions 116
5-5-1- Practical suggestions based on research findings. 116
5-5-2-Suggestions for future research. 116
Resources and116
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