Conjoint Measurement Analysis of Additive and Linear Additive Composition Models of Administrative Decision Making Among Multi-Attribute Alternatives.

Janke, Robert W.

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ERIC Number: ED088951

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Publication Date: 1973

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Conjoint Measurement Analysis of Additive and Linear Additive Composition Models of Administrative Decision Making Among Multi-Attribute Alternatives.

Janke, Robert W.

The decision making process of 16 superintendents in choosing among alternative instructional programs for special education students was studied. The additive and linear additive composition models were investigated for consistency with the decision process of the superintendents. Although the results support the existence of both models, the linear additive composition model was accepted as most consistent with the decision making process of the superintendents. (Author)

Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Curriculum Development, Decision Making, Educational Administration, Evaluation, Information Utilization, Instructional Programs, Program Administration, Superintendents, Task Analysis

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Note: Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association (Chicago, Illinois, April, 1974)