predecision
- noun
- /priːdɪˈsɪʒən/
- Before the meeting, she gathered all the necessary predecision information to support her proposal.
- predecision information
Examples
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The team held a discussion to analyze predecision factors that would influence their final choice.
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His thorough research served as essential predecision data before making any commitments.
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This predecision information reveals the reference point, and therefore, the decision domain of the original decision maker.
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Each participant received four packets with predecision information, outcome data, and decision domain data for four IT managers of a fictitious company.
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For each decision maker from each of the four fictitious divisions, participants analyzed the predecision information, outcome data, and decision domain, and then rated each of the four decision makers' IT investment decisions on an evaluation scale.
Academic text (2004)
Synonyms
Careful thought or discussion before making a decision
Careful and calm thought or discussion before deciding
A check of people or things to see if they meet rules before a final decision
A meeting where people discuss a topic before making an official decision
Choosing a smaller group of people or things before the final choice
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Etymology
The word predecision combines pre- 'before' and decision 'a choice'. So the predecision is the time or process just before you make a decision.