Normative Model.
Normative Model.
Normative Model.
No moral
Moral judgment
consequences of Operationalization
undetermined by
choices being of decision
any of the choices
right /wrong
Classification of Decision Making
Decision Making can be classified into two theories or
models:
1. Normative Model
2. Descriptive Model
Normative theory
It is based on the basic assumptions which are known as
Axioms.
Axioms: a universally accepted principle or rule. “Axioms”
were present since back even to origin of mankind and human
race has adapted its working as per “Axioms”.
Example of Axioms: Here is an axiom of addition and
multiplication.
Let x and y be real numbers.
Then x + y is also a real number and xy is also a real number.
Axiom is a rule or a statement that is accepted as true without
proof.
Contd..
Normative theory deals with ethical human behavior.
Normative theory is qualitative in nature because the nature
of norms is transcendental.
Normative Principles are:
JUSTICE
Distributive justice: how justly wealth is shared.
Retributive justice: deals with assignment of merited
rewards or punishment.
Compensatory Justice: to make up for the loss suffered.
Eg: War Victims.
Conscience
It consists of a purely subjective opinion about what is
right or wrong.
Leaders such as Martin Luther king Jr. and Nelson
Mandela have been the voice of conscience that moved
the world and changed it for the better.
Prudence
Prudence is the management of affairs with common
sense.
4 Ways:
STAGE FIVE
Intention is the central point.
Intention will make the decision good or bad.
Stage Six
3 important aspects:
Action, Control and Behavior.
Once the mind is made up, the intention is clear, you
decide upon your further action and based on your action
your behavior will be determine.