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- Main Page (411 revisions)
- Conservatives and Liberals (243 revisions)
- Deliberation (143 revisions)
- Epistemology (130 revisions)
- Decision making (90 revisions)
- ACC (83 revisions)
- Organizational politics (57 revisions)
- Mechanistic Model for Decision Making (46 revisions)
- Learning (44 revisions)
- Managers (42 revisions)
- G1000 (38 revisions)
- Pupil dilation (36 revisions)
- Neuronal decision making model (35 revisions)
- Elements in deliberation (34 revisions)
- Systematic Decision Making (31 revisions)
- Justification of deliberation (29 revisions)
- Analytic model (29 revisions)
- Government (26 revisions)
- National Issues Forum (22 revisions)
- The problem of coordination (21 revisions)
- System 1 (21 revisions)
- FFFF (21 revisions)
- Neuropsychology elements in decision making (21 revisions)
- Decision Focused Public Engagement model (21 revisions)
- System 2 (20 revisions)
- Processes of deliberation (20 revisions)
- Decision making in social networks (19 revisions)
- Gossip (19 revisions)
- Liberal engagement to learning and action (19 revisions)
- RPE (18 revisions)
- MO deliberation (18 revisions)
- General process of deliberation (18 revisions)
- Values of deliberative-democracy (17 revisions)
- Curiosity (17 revisions)
- Groups dynamics (16 revisions)
- Options (16 revisions)
- Paper: Metaphor, Morality, and Politics, Or, Why Conservatives Have Left Liberals In the Dust ,George Lakoff, 1995 (15 revisions)
- Delib.org (15 revisions)
- Motivation (15 revisions)
- Dopamine (14 revisions)
- Methods in organizations (14 revisions)
- Psychology (13 revisions)
- VmPFC (13 revisions)
- Participation function (13 revisions)
- Wisdom of the Multitude (13 revisions)
- LC-NE system (13 revisions)
- Minangkabau Deliberation (13 revisions)
- SON (12 revisions)
- Theories of deliberation (12 revisions)
- Why do we need deliberative democracy (12 revisions)
- Rewards (12 revisions)
- Group polarization (11 revisions)
- Psychology settings for deliberation (11 revisions)
- G1000 - Analysis (11 revisions)
- Finding creative solutions in a group (11 revisions)
- The group in decision making (10 revisions)
- Dorsal ACC decision making system (10 revisions)
- Argument repertoire (10 revisions)
- Just war (10 revisions)
- A Theory about deliberative democracy (10 revisions)
- Fight over limited resources (10 revisions)
- Social motivation (10 revisions)
- Novelty seeking (9 revisions)
- Value (9 revisions)
- The epistemic elements of decision making (9 revisions)
- Anxiety (8 revisions)
- Online deliberation (8 revisions)
- Sanhedrin (8 revisions)
- Explorers and Doers (8 revisions)
- Ignorance (8 revisions)
- VTA (8 revisions)
- Evaluating deliberation technologies in comparison to the "General Process of Deliberation" (7 revisions)
- Attention (7 revisions)
- Hate speech (7 revisions)
- TDO (7 revisions)
- Social capital (7 revisions)
- Social decision making model (7 revisions)
- Technologies for deliberation (7 revisions)
- Stakeholders (6 revisions)
- Corruption (6 revisions)
- Ventral stratium (6 revisions)
- From mon to son (6 revisions)
- E-democracy (6 revisions)
- Structures of deliberation (6 revisions)
- Long-term personal good (6 revisions)
- MO (6 revisions)
- Conservatism (6 revisions)
- Homophily (6 revisions)
- Radicals (6 revisions)
- Laymen-experts gap (6 revisions)
- Group behavior (6 revisions)
- Meaningful learning (6 revisions)
- PFC (5 revisions)
- Decision making times (5 revisions)
- Limitations on group size (5 revisions)
- Paper: Political Conservatism as Motivated Social Cognition, Jost et al. Psychological Bulletin, 2003, Vol. 129, No. 3, 339–375 (5 revisions)
- Groupthink (5 revisions)
- Need-decision-action-reward cycle (5 revisions)
- Gastil and Black framework (5 revisions)
- RACC (5 revisions)