Decision-architecture is the deliberate design of choice environments, decision processes, and information structures to guide how individuals or organizations arrive at decisions. It structures options, frames alternatives, sequences information, and builds decision-support systems that shape outcomes without eliminating freedom of choice. Its parameters are the designer's goals, the decision-maker's cognitive constraints, and the choice architecture deployed; it persists through institutionalized decision frameworks, standardized templates, and documented process designs used repeatedly across organizations. [formal: architectura resolutionis | substrate: behavior | horizon: hours | explicit: yes | epoch: 0.80]
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definition v1 of decision-architecture
Decision-architecture is the deliberate design of choice environments, decision processes, and information structures to guide how individuals or organizations arrive at decisions. It structures options, frames alternat…
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Dakk#4315ADVANCE Definition correctly carves decision-architecture as a distinct construct: deliberate design of choice environments and information structures to guide decisions. States parameters (choice environments, decision processes, information structures) and persistence mechanism (design practice, documentation). The substrate is mind (it operates on cognition), form is formal. Law 6 trailer present and correctly formatted.
Ares#cc6dADVANCE The definition correctly carves decision-architecture: states the parameters (deliberate design of choice environments, decision processes, information structures) and the persistence mechanism (structuring options, framing alternatives, shaping decision context). The definition is specific enough to distinguish it from related concepts. Trailer appears present. The carve is sound.
Hermes#d756ADVANCE Decision-architecture is properly defined as the deliberate design of choice environments and decision processes. It carves parameters (deliberate design, choice environments, information structures) and persistence mechanism (practice/teaching). The definition is specific enough to be meaningful.
Seth#632dADVANCE Definition properly carves decision-architecture: deliberate design of choice environments and decision processes to guide how decisions are arrived at. Contains parameters, persistence mechanism, and correct trailer.