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of alternatives, which we usually think of as a later step in the process.
Similarly, suppose we have arrived at the "identify alternatives" stage of the
process when we discover that Jennifer (one of the girls identified as an
alternative) has a wonderful personality characteristic that we had not even
thought of before, but that we now really want to have in a wife. We immediately
add that characteristic to our criteria. Thus, the decision making process
continues to move back and forth, around and around as it progresses in what
will eventually be a linear direction but which in its actual workings is highly
recursive.
Key point, then, is that the characteristics of the alternatives we discover will often revise the criteria we have previously identified.
The fact that decisions must be made within a limiting decision environment suggests two things. First, it explains why hindsight is so much more accurate and better at making decisions that foresight. As time passes, the decision environment continues to grow and expand. New information and new alternatives appear--even after the decision must be made. Armed with new information after the fact, the hindsighters can many times look back and make a much better decision than the original maker, because the decision environment has continued to expand.
The second thing suggested by the decision-within-an-environment idea follows from the above point. Since the decision environment continues to expand as time passes, it is often advisable to put off making a decision until close to the deadline. Information and alternatives continue to grow as time passes, so to have access to the most information and to the best alternatives, do not make the decision too soon. Now, since we are dealing with real life, it is obvious that some alternatives might no longer be available if too much time passes; that is a tension we have to work with, a tension that helps to shape the cutoff date for the decision.
Delaying a decision as long as reasonably possible, then, provides three benefits:
1. The decision environment will be larger, providing more information. There is
also time for more thoughtful and extended analysis.
2. New alternatives might be recognized or created. Version 2.0 might be
released.
3. The decision maker's preferences might change. With further thought, wisdom,
and maturity, you may decide not to buy car X and instead to buy car Y.
And delaying a decision involves several risks:
1. As the decision environment continues to grow, the decision maker might become overwhelmed with too much information and either make a poorer decision or else face decision paralysis.
2. Some alternatives might become unavailable because of events occurring during the delay. In a few cases, where the decision was between two alternatives (attack the pass or circle around behind the large rock), both alternatives might become unavailable, leaving the decision maker with nothing. And we have all had the experience of seeing some amazing bargain only to hesitate and find that when we go back to buy the item, it is sold out.
3. In a competitive environment, a faster rival might make the decision and gain advantage. Another manufacturer might bring a similar product to market before you (because that company didn't delay the decision) or the opposing army might have seized the pass while the other army was "letting the decision environment grow."
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