The Roberto, Michael A. creator teacher. Teaching Company production company, publisher. moving image videorecording Nonfiction films. Educational films. Instructional films. Filmed lectures. Educational films. Filmed lectures. Instructional films. Nonfiction films. vau 2009 2009 monographic eng 120p,; : 19cm 1 course guidebook Lectures by Dr. David Zarefsky, Professor of Argumentation and Debate and Professor of Communication Studies, Northwestern University, cover the history of rhetoric and debate as well as analysis of different types of arguments in various situations Disc 1: Making high-stakes decisions -- Cognitive biases -- Avoiding decision-making traps -- Framing: risk or opportunity? -- Intuition: Recognizing patterns -- Reasoning by analogy ; Disc 2: Making sense of ambigious situations -- The wisdom of crowds? -- Groupthink: thinking or conforming? -- Deciding how to decide -- Stimulating conflict and debate -- Keeping conflict constructive ; Disc 3: Creativity and brainstorming -- The curious inability to decide -- Procedural justice -- Achieving closure through small wins -- Normal accident theory -- Normalizing deviance ; Disc 4: Allison's model: three lenses -- Practical drift -- Ambigious threats and the recovery window -- Connecting the dots -- Seeking out problems -- Asking the right questions taught by Professor Michael A. Roberto, Bryant University "The Great courses, Business & Economics"--Container 1 Accompanying course guide book also available "Course no. 5932"--Disc label Issued in two containers with two DVDs in each container Each container consists of: "12 lectures/30 minutes per lecture" Lecturer: Professor Michael A. Roberto, Bryant University Producer, Tony Hidenrick ; academic content supervisor, Nancy Eskridge ; camera operators, Jon Leven, Tom Dooley, Jim Allen (et. al.) ; editors, Tony Hidenrick, John McNeill DVD format, region 1 Decision making Study and teaching (Higher) Reasoning Study and teaching (Higher) 658.4 R642A Business & economics 1598035398 9781598035391 5932 PD5932-01 PD5932-02 CNCAR 090603 20181204191814.0 858101090 eng