Select a real case study that demonstrates various aspects of judgment and decision

making. Ensure the case study is well$-$documented and from a credible source.

$2.$ Provide a detailed explanation of the case study, including the context, stakeholders

involved, and the decisions made.

$3.$ Identify at least three decision$-$making situations within the case study.

$4.$ Analyze the biases and heuristics that influenced the decision$-$making process in each

situation.

$5.$ Evaluate the impact of these biases and heuristics on the outcomes of the decisions.

$6.$ Propose mitigation strategies that could have been employed to reduce the impact of

biases and heuristics on decision making.

$7.$ Present your findings and recommendations in a clear and structured manner, supported

by relevant evidence from the case study and academic literature.

Marking Criteria:

$1.$ Case Study Explanation $(20\%)$

$$ Clarity and comprehensiveness of the description of the case study.

$$ Demonstration of understanding of the context and decisions involved.

$2.$ Identification of Decision$-$Making Situations $(20\%)$

$$ Accurate identification and explanation of at least three decision$-$making situations within

the case study.

$$ Insight into the complexity of decision$-$making processes in the chosen case study.

$3.$ Analysis of Biases and Heuristics $(25\%)$

$$ Identification and explanation of biases and heuristics influencing each decision$-$making

situation.

Faculty of Engineering and IT

Judgement and Decision Making $(49001)$

Assessment $1$: Case Study Analysis

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$$ Depth of analysis in discussing how these biases and heuristics impacted decision

outcomes.

$4.$ Impact Assessment $(20\%)$

$$ Critical evaluation of the impact of biases and heuristics on decision outcomes.

$$ Consideration of potential consequences resulting from biased decision making.

$5.$ Mitigation Strategies $(15\%)$

$$ Creativity and feasibility of proposed mitigation strategies to reduce the impact of biases

and heuristics.

$$ Justification of proposed strategies based on their potential effectiveness in real$-$world