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January 1, 2004Defence StudiesOpen Access

The Psychology of Risk and its Role in Military Decision‐Making

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British Defence Doctrine teaches that decision‐making is one of the military commander’s primary responsibilities.1 The military commander is charged with awesome responsibility. Not only does his ...

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Rosie Knighton (2004) studied this question.

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