Purpose
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The Intuitive-Analytical Judgment measure was designed to assess how individuals approach decision situations. It distinguishes between 2 decisions styles.
- An intuitive style emphasizes using feelings over decision rules.
- An analytical style emphasizes decision rules, calculations, and comparing pros and cons.
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Questions
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28 decision situations, each rated on 4 dimensions
- Decision mode questions use 5-point ratings (0 = completely intuitively to 4 = completely analytically)
- Risk & chance questions use 6-point ratings (0 = no risk/chance to 5 = very large risk/chance)
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Sub-scales
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4 dimensions:
- Decision mode: analytical vs. intuitive
- Risk of a negative outcome
- Chance of a positive outcome
- Extent to which outcome is under the control of the decision maker
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Domain
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Psychometrics
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Sample items
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- A tax assessor has to decide whether he should accept an income tax return.
- A family is about to decide whether they should buy a certain house.
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