Decision Sciences 1994: Vol 25 Index

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DECISION SCIENCES Journal
VOLUME 25 AUTHOR INDEX
Baker, R. C. See: Stevens, David P., & Baker, Dyer, James S. See: Wright, M. Keith, Stokes,
R. C. Generalized Loss Function for Process Lynne, & Dyer, James S. Reliability and
Optimization, A. 25(1), 41-56. Coherence of Causal, Diagnostic, and Joint
Borin, Norm, Farris, Paul W., & Freeland, Subjective Probabilities. 25(5/6), 691-709.
James R. Model for Determining Retail Farris, Paul W. See: Borin, Norm, Farris, Paul
Product Category Assortment and Shelf W., & Freeland, James R. Model for Deter¬
Space Allocation, A. 25(3), 359-384. mining Retail Product Category Assortment
Boyer, Kenneth K. See: Ward, Peter T., Leong, and Shef Space Allocation, A. 25(3), 359-384.
G. Keong, & Boyer, Kenneth K. Manufac¬ Hnk, Ross L, & Matgavio, Thomas M. Economic
turing Proactiveness and Performance. Models for Single Sample Acceptance Sam¬
25(3), 337-358. pling Plans, No Inspection, and 100 Percent
Bretthauer, Kurt, Shetty, Bala, Syam, Inspection. 25(4), 625-653.
Siddhartha, & White, Susan. Model for Re¬ Fitzsirmnons, James. See: Chiang, Wen-Chyuan,
source Constrained Production and Inven¬ Fitzsinunons, James, Huang, Zhimin, & Li,
tory Management, A. 25(4), 561-580. Susan X. Game-Theoretic Approach to
Chiang, Wen-Chyuan, Fitzsinunons, James, Quantity Discount Problems, A.2S(IX 153-168.
Huang, Zhimin, & Li, Susan X. Game- Freeland, James R. See: Borin, Norm, Farris,
Theoretic Approach to Quantity Discount Paul W., & Freeiand, James R. Model for
Problems, A. 25(1), 153-168. Determining Retail Product Category As¬
Chin, Wynne W. See: Sambamurthy, V., & sortment and Shelf Space Allocation, A.
Chin, Wynne W. Effects of Group Attitudes 25(3), 359-384.
Toward Alternative GDSS Designs on the Gao, Li-Lian, & Robinson, E. Powell, Jr. Ar¬
Decision-making Perfomumce of Computer- borescent Network Formulation and Dual
Supported Groups, Die. 25(2), 215-241, Ascent Based Procedure for the Two-Stage
Courtney, James F. See: West, Lawrence A., Jr., Multi-Item Dyruimic Denumd Lotsize Prob-
& Courtney, James F. Does 10 Economics lem. An. 25(1), 103-121.
Really Make the Case for Investments in IT: Ghosh, Dipankar. Tolerance for Ambiguity,
A Rejoinder. 25(3), 477-479. Risk Preference, and Negotiator Effective¬
Cronan, Umothy Paul See: Hendrickson, Anthony ness. 25(2), 263-280.
R., Glorfeld, Kristy, & Cronan, Tunothy Paul. Glorfeld, Kristy. See: Hendrickson, Anthony
On the Repeated Test-Retest Reliability of the R., Glorfeld, Kristy, & Cronan, Timothy
Erui-User Computing Satiffaction Instrument: Paul. On the Repeated Test-Retest Reliabil¬
A Comment. 25(4), 655-667. ity of the Erul-User Computing Satisfaction
Davis, Fred D., & Kottemann, Jeffrey E. User Instrument: A Comment. 25(4), 655-667.
Perceptions of Decision Support Effective¬ Grange, Franklin E., & Kochenberger, Gary A.
ness: Two Production Planning Experiments. Note on Nucleolus/MTPD Accounting Allo¬
25(1), 57-78. cations, A. 25(1), 143-152.
Dickson, Peter R. See: Krueger, Norris, Jr., & Greis, Noel P. Assessing Service Level Targets
Dickson, Peter R. How Believing in Our¬ in Production and Inventory Planning.
selves Increases Risk Taking: Perceived 25(1), 15-40.
Self-Efficacy and Opportunity Recognition. Grover, Vanin. See: Malhotra, Manoj K.,
25(3), 385-400. Steele, Daniel C., & Grover, Varan. Impor¬
Droge, (Tomelia, Vickery, Shawnee, & Matkland, tant Strategic and Tactical Manufacturing
Robert E. Sources and Outcomes of Com¬ Issues in the 1990s. 25(2), 189-214.
petitive Advantage: An Exploratory Study
in the Furniture Industry. 25(5/6), 669-690.
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876 Volume 25 Index
Harrell, Adrian M. See: Snead, Ken C., Jr., & Technology Capability in Academic Institu¬
Haireii, Adrian M. Application of Expec¬ tions, The. 25(2), 301-330.
tancy Theory to Explain a Manager i Inten¬ Kochenberger, Gaiy A. See: Grange, Franklin E,
tion to Use a Decision Support System, An. & Kochenberger, Gary A. Note on Nucleolus/
25(4), 499-513. MTPD Accounting Allocations, A. 25(1),
Hendrickson, Anthony R., Gloifeld, Kristy, & 143-152.
Cronan, Timothy Paul. On the Repeated Koehler, Gary J. Response to Xiao's “Necessary
Test-Retest Reliability of the End-User arui Sufficient Conditions of Unacceptable
Computing Satisfaction Instrument; A Solutions in LP Discriminant Aruilysis":
Comment. 25(4), 655-667. Something Is Amiss, A. 25(2), 331-333.
Heuts, Ruud M. J. See: van der Duyn Schouten, Kottemann, Jeffrey E. See: Davis, Fred D., &
Frank A., van Eijs, Marc J. G., & Heuts, Kottemann, Jeffrey E. User Perceptions of
Ruud M. J. Value of Supplier Information Decision Support Effectiveness: Two Pro¬
to Improve Management of a Retailer’s In¬ duction Planning Experiments. 25(1), 57-78.
ventory, The. 25(1), 1-14. Krueger, Norris, Jr., & Dickson, Peter R. How
Horowitz, Ira. Does 10 Economics Really Make Believing in Ourselves Irwreases Risk Tak¬
the Case for Investments in IT: Comment ing: Perceived Self-Efficacy arul Opportu¬
on West cmd Courtney. 25(3), 471-476. nity Recognition. 25(3), 385-400.
Huang, Zhimin. See: Chiang, Wen-Chyuan, LaForge, R. Lawrence. See: Sridharan, V., &
Fitzsimmons, James, Huang, Zhimin, & Li, LaForge, R. Lawrence. Freezing the Master
Susan X. Game-Theoretic Approach to Quan¬ Production Schedule: Implications for Fill
tity Discount Problems, A. 25(1), 153-168. Rate. 25(3), 461-469.
Ittig, Peter T, Planning Service Capacity Lally, Laura. See: Kauffman, Robert J., &
When Demand Is Sensitive to Delay. Lally, Laura. Value Platform Analysis Per¬
25(4), 541-559. spective on Customer Access Information
Jensen, John B. See: Malhotta, Manoj K., Jensen, Technology, A. 25(5/6), 767-794.
John B., & Philipoom, Patrick R. Mcmage- Lederer, Phillip J. Predicting the Winner’s
ment of Vital Customer Priorities in Job Curse. 25(1), 79-101.
Shop Manufacturing Environments. Lee, Choong C. See: Kettinger, William J., &
25(5/6), 711-736. Lee, Choong C. Perceived Service Quality
Kang, Moonsig, & Stam, Antonie. PAHAP: A and User Satitfaction with the Information
Pairwise Aggregated Hierarchical Analysis Services Function. 25(5/6), 737-166.
of Ratio-Scale Prtfererwes. 25(4), 607-624. Leong, G. Keong. See: Ward, Peter T., Leong,
Kaparthi, Shashidhar, & Suresh, Nallan C. G. Keong, & Boyer, Kenneth K. Manufac¬
Performance of Selected Part-Machine turing Proactiveness and Performance.
Grouping Techniques for Data Sets of Wide 25(3), 337-358.
Ranging Sizes and Imperfection. 25(4), Leu, Yow-Yuh, Matheson, Lance A., & Rees,
515-539. Loren Paul. Assembly Line Balancing Using
Kauffman, Robert J., & Lally, Laura. Value Genetic Algorithms with Heuristic-Generated
Platform Aruilysis Perspective on Customer Initial Populations and Mult^le Evaluation
Access Inforrruttion Teclmology, A. 25(5/6), Criteria. 25(4), 581-606.
767-794. Li, Susan X. See: Chiang, Wen-Chyuan,
Kettinger, >M]liam J., & Lee, Choong C. Perceived Fitzsimmons, James, Huang, Zhimin, & Li,
Service Quality and User Sati^action with Susan X. Game-Theoretic Approach to Quan¬
the Information Services Function. 25(5/6), tity Discount Problems, A. 25(1), 153-168.
737-766. Lowe, D. Jordan, & Reckers, Philip M J. Effects
King, William R. See: Mirani, Rajesh, & King, of Hindsight Bias on Jurors’ Evaluations of
William R. Development of a Measure for Auditor Decisions, The. 25(3), 401-426.
End-User Computing Support, The. 25(4), Magro, Anne P. See: Stone, Dan N., Sivitanides,
481-498. Marcos P., & Magro, Anne P. Formalized
Kirs, Peeter. See: Sabherwal, Rajiv, & Kirs, Dissent and Cognitive Complexity in Group
Peeter. Aligrunent between Organizatioruil Processes and Performance. 25(2), 243-
Critical Success Factors and Information 261.
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Malhotra, Manoj K., Jensen, John B., & Reckers, Philip MJ. See: Lowe, D. Jordan, &
Philipoom, Patrick R. Management of Vital Reckers, Philip MJ. Effects of Hirulsight
Customer Priorities in Job Shop Manufac¬ Bias on Jurors’ Evaluations of Auditor De¬
turing Environments. 25(5/6), 711-736. cisions, The. 25(3), 401-426.
Malhotra, Manoj K., Steele, Daniel C., & Grover, Rees, Loren Paul. See: Leu, Yow-Yuh,
Varun. Important Strategic and Tactical Matheson, Lance A., & Rees, Loren Paul.
Manufacturing Issues in the 1990s. 25(2), Assembly Line Balancing Using Genetic
189-214. Algorithms with Heuristic-Generated In¬
Margavio, Thomas M. See: Fink, Ross L., & itial Populations and Multiple Evaluation
Margavio, Thomas M. Economic Models Criteria. 25(4), 581-606.
for Single Sample Acceptance Sampling Rees, Loren Paul. See: Philipoom, Patrick R.,
Plans, No Inspection, and 100 Percent In¬ Rees, Loren Paul, & Wiegmatm, Lars. Using
spection. 25(4), 625-653. Neural Networks to Determine Intemally-Set
Markland, Robert E. See: DrOge, Cornelia, Due-Date Assignments for Shop Scheduling.
Vickery, Shawnee, & Markland, Robert E. 25(5/6), 825-851.
Sources and Outcomes of Competitive Ad¬ Robinson, E. Powell, Jr. See: Gao, Li-Lian, &
vantage: An Exploratory Study in the Fur¬ Robinson, E. Powell, Jr. Arborescent Net¬
niture Industry. 25(5/6), 669-690. work Formulation and Dual Ascent Based
Matheson, Lance A. See: Leu, Yow-Yuh, Procedure for the Two-Stage Multi-Item
Matheson, Lance A., & Rees, Loren Paul. Dynamic Demand Lotsize Problem, An.
Assembly Line Balancing Using Genetic 25(1), 103-121.
Algorithms with Heuristic-Generated In¬ Rollier, Bruce, & 'Dimer, Jon A. Planning For¬
itial Populations and Multiple Evaluation ward by Looking Backward: Retrospective
Criteria. 25(4), 581-606. Thinking in Strategic Decision Making.
Mirani, Rajesh, & King, William R. Develop¬ 25(2), 169-188.
ment of a Measure for End-User Comput¬ Sabherwal, Rajiv, & Kirs, Peeler. Alignment
ing Support, The. 25(4), 481-498. between Organizational Critical Success
Moffitt, Kathleen. Analysis of the Pedagogical Factors and Information Technology Capa¬
Effects of Expert System Use in the Class¬ bility in Academic Institutions, The. 25(2),
room, An. 25(3), 445-460. 301-330.
Pasewark, William R., & Strawser, Jerry R. Sambamurthy, V., & Chin, Wynne W. Effects
Subordinate Participation in Audit Budget¬ of Group Attitudes Toward Alternative
ing Decisions: A Comparison of Decisions GDSS Designs on the Decision-making
Influenced by Organizational Factors to Performance of Computer-Supported
Decisions Conforming with the Vroom- Groups, The. 25(2), 215-241.
Jago Model. 25(2), 281-299. Shetty, Bala. See: Bretthauer, Kurt, Shetty,
Philipoom, Patrick R. See: Malhotra, Manoj Bala, Syam, Siddhartha, & White, Susan.
K., Jensen, John B., & Philipoom, Patrick Model for Resource Constrained Produc¬
R. Management of Vital Customer Priori¬ tion and Inventory Management, A. 25(4),
ties in Job Shop Manufacturing Environ¬ 561-580.
ments. 25(5/6), 711-736. Sivitanides, Marcos P. See: Stone, Dan N.,
Philipoom, Patrick R., Rees, Loren Paul, & Sivitanides, Marcos P., & Magro, Anne P.
Wiegmann, Lars. Using Neural Networks Formalized Dissent and Cognitive Com¬
to Determine Intemally-Set Due-Date plexity in Group Processes and Performance.
Asrignments for Shop Scheduling. 25(5/6), 25(2), 243-261.
825-851. Snead, Ken C., Jr., & Harrell, Adrian M. Ap¬
Pinder, Jonathan P. Testing for Nonlinear De¬ plication of Expectancy Theory to Explain
pendence in Inventory Data. 25(3), 427- a Manager’s Intention to Use a Decision
443. Support System, An. 25(4), 499-513.
Post, Gerald V. Quantal Choice Model for the Sridharan, V., & LaFoige, R. Lawrence. Freez¬
Detection of Copying on Multiple Choice ing the Master Production Schedule: Impli¬
Examinations, A. 25(1), 123-142. cations for Fill Rate. 25(3), 461-469.
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Stam, Antonie. See: Kang, Moonsig, & Stam, Umanath, Narayan S., & Vessey, Iris. Multiat¬
Antonie. RiHAP: A Pairwise Aggregated tribute Data Presentation and Human
Hierarchical Analysis of Ratio-Scale Pref¬ Judgment: A Cognitive Fit Perspective.
erences. 25(4), 607-624. 25(5/6), 795-824.
Steele, Daniel C. See: Malhotia, Manoj K., van der Duyn Schouten, Frank A., van Eijs,
Steele, Daniel C., & Grover, Varon. Impor¬ Marc J. G., & Heuts, Ruud M. J. Value of
tant Strategic and Tactical Mamfacturing Supplier Information to Improve Manage¬
Issues in the 1990s. 25(2), 189-214. ment of a Retailer’s Inventory, The. 25(1),
Stevens, David P., & Baker, R. C. Generalized 1-14.
Loss Function for Process Optimization, A. van Eijs, Marc J. G. See: van der Duyn
25(1), 41-56. Schouten, Frank A., van Eijs, Marc J. G.,
Stokes, Lynne. See: Wright, M. Keith, Stokes, & Heuts, Ruud M. J. Value of Supplier In¬
Lynne, & Dyer, James S. Reliability and formation to Improve Management of a Re¬
Coherence of Causal, Diagnostic, and Joint tailer’s Inventory, The. 25(1), 1-14.
Subjective Probabilities. 25(5/6), 691-709. Vessey, Iris. See: Umanath, Narayan S., &
Stone, Dan N., Sivitanides, Marcos P., & Magro, Vessey, Iris. Multiattribute Data Presenta¬
Anne P. Formalized Dissent atui Cognitive tion and Human Judgment: A Cognitive Fit
Complexity in Group Processes and Per- Perspective. 25(5/6), 795-824.
forrrumce. 25(2), 243-261. Vickery, Shawnee. See: Drbge, Cornelia, Vidceiy,
Strait, R. ScotL Decision Analysis Approach to Shawnee, & Markland, Robert E. Sources
Competitive Situations with a Pure Infinite and Outcomes of Competitive Advantage:
Regress. 25(5/6), 853-862. An Exploratory Study in the Furniture Indus¬
Stiawser, Jeny R. See: Pasewark, \^illiam R., try. 25(5/6), 669-690.
& Strawser, Jeny R. Subordinate Partici¬ Ward, Peter T, Leong, G. Keong, & Boyer,
pation in Audit Budgeting Decisions: A Kenneth K. Manufacturing Proactiveness
Comparison of Decisions Influenced by Or¬ and Perforrtumce. 25(3), 337-358.
ganizational Factors to Decisions Con¬ West, Lawrence A., Jr., & Courtney, James F.
forming with the Vroom-Jago Model. 25(2), Does 10 Economics Really Make the Case
281-299. for Investments in IT: A Rejoiruler. 25(3),
Subramanian, Girish H. Replication of Per¬ 477^79.
ceived Usefulness and Perceived Ease of White, Susan. See: Bretthauer, Kurt, Shetty,
Use Measurement, A. 25(5/6), 863-874. Bala, Syam, Siddhartha, & White, Susan.
Suresh, Nallan C. See: Kaparthi, Shashidhar, & Model for Resource Constrained Produc¬
Suresh, Nallan C. Performance of Selected tion and Inventory Maruigement, A. 25(4),
Part-Machine Grouping Techniques for 561-580.
Data Sets of Wide Ranging Sizes and Im¬ Wiegmann, Lars. See: Philipoom, Patrick R.,
perfection. 25(4), 515-539. Rees, Loren Paul, & Wiegmann, Lars. Using
Syam, Siddhartha. See: Bretthauer, Kurt, Neural Networks to Determine Internally-
Shetty, Bala, Syam, Siddhartha, & White, Set Due-Date Assignments for Shop Sched¬
Susan. Model for Resource Constrained uling. 25(5/6), 825-851.
Production atui Inventory Management, A. Wright, M. Keith, Stokes, Lynne, & Dyer,
25(4), 561-580. James S. Reliability and Coherence of
'nimer, Jon A. See: Rollier, Bnice, & Ttimer, Causal, Diagnostic, and Joint Subjective
Jon A. Pkmning Forward by Looking Back¬ Probabilities. 25(5/6), 691-709.
ward: Retrospective Thinking in Strategic Xiao, Baichun. Decision Power arui Solutions
Decision Making. 25(2), 169-188. of LP Discriminant Models: Rejoinder.
25(2), 335-336.
Decision Sciences 879
VOLUME 25 TITLE INDEX
Alignment between Organizational Critical Effects of Hindsight Bias on Jurors’ Evalu¬
Success Factors and Information Technol¬ ations of Auditor Decisions, The. D. Jordan
ogy Capability in Academic Institutions, Lowe and Philip MJ. Reckers, 25(3), 401-
The. Rajiv Sabherwal and Peeler Kirs, 426.
25(2), 301-330. Formalized Dissent and Cognitive Complexity
Analysis of the Pedagogical Effects of Expert in Group Processes and Performance. Dan
System Use in the Classroom, An. Kathleen N. Stone, Marcos P. Sivitanides, and Anne
Moffitt, 25(3), 445-460. P. Magro, 25(2), 243-261.
Application of Expectancy Theory to Explain Freezing the Master Production Schedule: Im¬
a Manager’s Intention to Use a Decision plications for Fill Rate. V. Sridharan and R.
Support System, An. Ken C. Snead, Jr. and Lawrence LaForge, 25(3), 461-469.
Adrian M. Harrell, 25(4), 499-513. Game-Theoretic Approach to Quantity Dis¬
Arborescent Network Formulation and Dual count Problems, A. Wen-Chyuan Chiang,
Ascent Based Procedure for the Two-Stage James Fitzsimmons, Zhimin Huang, and
Multi-Item Dynamic Demand Lotsize Problem, Susan X. U, 25(1), 153-168.
An. Li-Lian Gao and E. Powell Robinson, Generalized Loss FutKtion for Process Opti¬
Jr., 25(1), 103-121. mization, A. David P. Stevens and R. C.
Assembly Line Balancing Using Genetic Algo¬ Baker, 25(1), 41-56.
rithms with Heuristic-Generated Initial How Believing in Ourselves Increases Risk
Populations and Multiple Evaluation Cri¬ Taking: Perceived Self-Efficacy and Oppor¬
teria. Yow-Yuh Leu, Lance A. Matheson, tunity Recognition. Norris Kmeger, Jr. and
and Loren Paul Rees, 25(4), 581-606. Peter R. Dickson, 25(3), 385-400.
Assessing Service Level Targets in Production Important Strategic and Tactical Manufacturing
and Inventory Plarming. Noel P. Greis, Issues in the 1990s. Manoj K. Malhotra,
25(1), 15-40. Daniel C. Steele, and Vanin Grover, 25(2),
Decision Aruilysis Approach to Competitive 189-214.
Situations with a Pure Infinite Regress. R. Management of Vital Customer Priorities in
Scott Strait, 25(5/6), 853-862. Job Shop Manufacturing Environments.
Decision Power and Solutions ofLP Discrimi¬ Manoj K. Malhotra. John B. Jensen, and
nant Models: Rejoinder. Baichun Xiao, Patrick R. Philipoom, 25(5/6), 711-736.
25(2), 335-336. Manufacturing Proactiveness and Perform¬
Development of a Measure for End-User Com¬ ance. Peter T. Ward, G. Keong Leong, and
puting Support, The. Rajesh Mirani and Kenneth K. Boyer. 25(3), 337-358.
William R. King, 25(4), 481-498. Model for Determining Retail Product Cate¬
Does 10 Economics Really Make the Case for gory Assortment and Shelf Space Alloca¬
Investments in IT: Comment on West and tion, A. Norm Borin, Paul W. Farris, and
Courtney. Ira Horowitz, 25(3), 471-476. James R. Freeland, 25(3), 359-384.
Does 10 Economics Really Make the Case for Model for Resource Constrained Production
Investments in IT: A Rejoinder. Lawrence and Inventory Management, A. Kun Bret-
A. West, Jr. and James F. Courtney, 25(3), thauer, Bala Shetty, Siddhartha Syam, and
477-479. Susan White, 25(4), 561-580.
Economic Models for Single Sample Accep¬ Multiattribute Data Presentation and Hutruui
tance Sampling Plans, No Inspection, and Judgment: A Cognitive Fit Perspective.
100 Percent Inspection. Ross L. Fink and Narayan S. Umanath and Iris Vessey,
Thomas M. Margavio, 25(4), 625-653. 25(5/6), 795-824.
Effects of Group Attitudes Toward Alternative Note on Nucleolus/MTPD Accounting Alloca¬
GDSS Designs on the Decision-making tions, A. Franklin E. Grange and Gary A.
Performance of Computer-Supported Kochenberger, 25( 1), 143-152.
Groups, The. V. Sambamurthy and Wynne
W. Chin, 25(2), 215-241.
880 Volume 25 Index
On the Repeated Test-Retest Reliability of the Response to Xiao’s “Necessary and Sufficient
End-User Computing Sati^action Instrument: Conditions of Unacceptable Solutions in
A Comment. Anthony R. Hendrickson, LP Discriminant Analysis”: Something Is
Kristy Glorfeld, and Timothy Paul Cronan, Amiss, A. Gary J. Koehler, 25(2), 331-333.
25(4), 655-667. Sources and Outcomes of Competitive Advan¬
PAHAP: A Pairwise Aggregated Hierarchical tage: An Exploratory Study in the Furniture
Analysis of Ratio-Scale Prrferences. Moonsig Industry. Cornelia Drbge, Shawnee Vickery,
Kang and Antonie Stam, 25(4), 607-624. and Robert E. Markland, 25(5/6), 669-690.
Perceived Service Quality and User Satisfaction Subordinate Participation in Audit Budgeting
with the Information Services Function. Decisions: A Comparison of Decisions Irflu-
William J. Ketdnger and Choong C. Lee, enced by Orgaruzjational Factors to Decisions
25(5/6), 737-766. Conforming with the Vroom-Jago Model.
Performance of Selected Part-Machine Group¬ William R. Pasewark and Jerry R. Strawser,
ing Techniques far Data Sets of Wide Rang¬ 25(2), 281-299.
ing Sizes and Imperfection. Shashidhar Testing for Nonlinear Dependence in Inventory
Kapaithi and Nallan C. Suresh, 25(4), 515- Data. Jonathan P. Pinder, 25(3), 427-443.
539. Tolerance for Ambiguity, Risk Preference, and
Planning Forward by Looking Backward: Retro¬ Negotiator Effectiveness. Dipankar Ghosh,
spective Thinking in Strategic Decision 25(2), 263-280.
Making. Bruce Rollier and Jon A. Tiimer. User Perceptions of Decision Support Effec¬
25(2), 169-188. tiveness: Two Production Plarming Experi¬
Plarming Service Capacity When Derrumd Is ments. Fred D. Davis and Jeffrey E.
Sensitive to Delay. Peter T. Ittig, 25(4), Kottemann, 25(1), 57-78.
541-559. Using Neural Networks to Determine Internally-
Predicting the Winner’s Curse. Phillip J. Led- Set Due-Date Assignments for Shop Sched¬
ercr, 25(1), 79-101. uling. Patrick R. Philipoom, Loren Paul
Quantal Choice Model for the Detection of Rees, and Lars Wiegmann, 25(5/6), 825-
Copying on Multiple Choice Examinations, 851.
A. Gerald V. Posu 25(1), 123-142. Value Platform Analysis Perspective on Cus¬
Reliability and Coherence of Causal, Diagnos¬ tomer Access Information Technology, A.
tic, and Joint Subjective Probabilities. M. Robert J. Kauffman and Laura Lally,
Keith Wright, Lynne Stokes, and James S. 25(5/6), 767-794.
Dyer, 25(5/6), 691-709. Value of Supplier Information to Improve Man¬
Replication of Perceived Usefulness and Per¬ agement of a Retailer’s Inventory, The.
ceived Ease of Use Measurement, A. Girish Frank A. van der Duyn Schouten, Marc J.
H. Subramanian, 25(5/6), 863-874. G. van Eijs, and Ruud M. J. Heuts, 25(1),
1-14.
Decision Sciences 881
VOLUME 25 SUBJECT INDEX
Academic Administration, 301-330 Multiattribute Data Presentation, 795-824
Auditing, 281-299, 401-426 Networks, 767-794
Bargaining Behavior, 263-280 Organizational Behavior, 499-513
Bayesian Procedures, 691-709 Pedagogynbaching Methods, 123-142, 445-
Budgeting & Control Systems, 281-299 460
Capacity Planning, 541-559 Performance Evaluation, 737-766, 767-794
Case Methods, 445-460 Personnel ManageiiKnt, 123-142
Cognitive Fit, 795-824 Planning and Control, 243-261
Computer Applications, 143-152 Plant Design, 515-539
Cost Allocations, 143-152 Priority Models, 607-624
Decision Analysis, 1-14, 79-101, 263-280, Probability Assessment, 123-142, 691-709,
471-476, 607-624, 853-862 853-862
Decision Processes, 169-188, 281-299, 401- Production/Operations Management, 1-14,41-
426, 795-824 56, 57-78, 153-168, 189-214, 337-358,
Decision Support Systems, 57-78, 215-241, 461-469, 561-580, 625-653, 669-690, 711-
499-513, 515-539, 691-709 736
Economic Analysis, 79-101,471-476 Production Planning, 15-40
Electronic Data Processing, 481-498 Quality Control, 625-653, 737-766
Expectancy Theory, 499-513 Quantitative Techniques/Methodology, 41-56
Forecasting, 427-443 Questionnaire Analysis, 189-214, 481-498
Game Theory, 853-862 Queueing Systems, 541-559
Group Decision Processes, 243-261 Reliability, 15-40
Heuristics, 359-384 Resource Allocation, 359-384
Human Information Processing, 169-188,243- Risk & Uncertainty, 385-400, 471-476
261, 795-824 Sampling and Survey Methods, 189-214
Information Economics, 477-479 Scaling Methods, 607-624
Information Management, 301-330, 481-498 Scheduling, 825-851
Innovative Education, 445-460 Service Operations Management, 541-559,
Inventory Management, 1-14, 15-40, 103-121, 737-766
153-168, 427-443 Simulation, 41-56,359-384,461-469,711-736
Inventory Theory, 461-469 Statistics, 863-874
Legal Issues, 401-426 Statistical Decision Theory, 123-142
Line Balancing, 581-606 Statistical Techniques, 79-101, 215-241, 331-
Linear Statistical Models, 331-333, 335-336 333, 335-336, 655-667, 669-690, 691-709
MIS/DSS, 863-874 Strategy and Policy, 169-188, 301-330, 337-
Management Information Systems, 215-241, 358, 385-400, 669-690
301-330, 445-460, 471-476, 477-479, 481- Technology and Innovation, 863-874
498, 655-667, 737-766, 767-794 Utility Theory, 385-400
Marketing Management, 359-384
Master Production Scheduling, 461-469
Mathematical Programming, 41-56, 103-121,
143-152, 153-168, 331-333, 335-336, 561-
580