Institute for Integrating Statistics in Decision Sciences

The Behavioral Decision-Making Research Cluster is an interdisciplinary initiative designed to encourage and promote discussion and research on human judgment and decision-making behavior, broadly construed. Activities of the cluster include organizing seminars, hosting scholars in residence, and fostering an environment that encourages discussions and collaborations across different disciplines. Overall, the cluster aims to facilitate research on questions related to managerial and individual decisions that might also affect the overall business environment and the macroeconomy at large.

The Center for Research on Consumer Financial Decision Making conducts original scientific research and promotes dialogue among experts from academia, business, and government on the topic of how to help consumers make better financial decisions.

The Executive Decision Centre at Smith School of Business has developed innovative ways for technology to support the planning and decision-making tasks of executive teams from both private and public sector organizations. The Centre is also used by Smith's faculty research, teaching, and administrative committees. The technology effectively creates an electronic meeting room containing a large screen projection system, and a microcomputer network.

The Arizona Think Tank for Behavioral Decision Making is a center for scholars dedicated to investigating and uncovering the mechanisms and consequences of human decision making.

The Center for Behavioral and Decision Research (CBDR) is an interdisciplinary research center at Carnegie Mellon University that brings together scholars from behavioral economics, psychology, organizational behavior, marketing, and public policy.

The Center for Decision Sciences facilitates research and understanding on consumer behavior, the implications of decision making on public policy, and the neurological underpinnings of judgment and decision making.