Index
A
affective conflict
after decisions
reflection
repair of damaged feelings
telling as classic stories
before debates
ground rules
mutual respect
role playing
during debates
redescription
reframing debates
revisitation
managing
versus cognitive conflict
Ager, Mark
All-Star Sports
fair decision-making processes
misalignment problems
Allen, Woody
Allison, Graham
Ambrose, Stephen
analogy reasoning
Apollo 13 mission
Army (U.S.)
Ashforth, Blake
B
Ball, George
Barrett, Don
fair decision-making processes
misalignment problems
Bay of Pigs
CIA involvement
decision-making processes
groups
legitimate processes
Beaujolais, Roger
Beidleman, Ned
Belichick, Bill
Bennis, Warren
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC)
closure, sustaining in decision ...
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