Correction Concepts
Why Most Decisions Fail Due to Poor Framing
Poor decision framing means asking the wrong question. 'Should I quit?' differs from 'What career maximizes growth?' Frame determines outcomes.
Factually incorrect
What was corrected
What the page claimed
The article stated that Bazerman called organizational bounded awareness 'inattentional blindness.'
What was corrected
Attributed inattentional blindness to Mack and Rock (1998) and bounded awareness to Bazerman and Chugh, as two related but distinct concepts.
Why this is better
Inattentional blindness is an established term from a different, earlier line of research; conflating it with Bazerman's own coinage misattributes it. Correction fixes the attribution rather than adding new sources.
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