Titlebook: Behavioral Operational Research; Theory, Methodology Martin Kunc,Jonathan Malpass,Leroy White Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Katrin Vorkamp,Derek C. G. Muirelling techniques such as system dynamics and discrete event simulation and offer examples of how agent-based models can be used to model the behavior of individuals. We show how existing system-level models can be “agentized” so that system-level behavior is modelled by the interactions of individu

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Lyubka Pashova,Anna Kortcheva,Vasko Galabovof sensory cues that deliver incomplete and imperfect information. This chapter presents a model which uses Brunswikian principles to represent human behavior. The model reflects behavior classified as fast and frugal heuristics or simple rules. Some of the findings of the model for behavioral opera

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-024-1071-6e organisations and the behaviour within them difficult to examine. We define SMART OR as . In this chapter we describe the background to SMART OR, which is essentially action oriented and located within a particular problem context and stakeholder grouping and can take into account a number of bias

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-57916-0rticipants were mainly asked to participate in order to bring their knowledge into the modeling process, contributing insights and data that often cannot be found in other data sources. Later, it was recognised that clients who have an active role in setting the focus of a modeling project and build

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Treatment of Affective Disorders,rences. It is contended that all practical applications of OR could be defined as behavioral studies, as real-world uses involve people and therefore behavior will be influenced in some way. The review presented, however, is restricted to applications of BOR that address (.) the incorporation of beh

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Treatment of Affective Disorders,lation (DES) models in which the simulated objects in such models are human beings (usually patients), and argue that this is an area where it is very important to capture behavior. Two widely used psychological models of human health-related behavior are presented, and their relevance and applicabi