Exploring and Modeling of “Right Decision” Characteristics in Connectedness Decision Paradigm (CDP)
Mirza Hassan Hosseini, Fatemeh Shakhsian
Advances in Research · pp. 293–303 · Published 23 Mar 2015
10.9734/AIR/2015/16595Abstract
In Connectedness Decision paradigm (CDP), by integrating spirituality and rationality, spiritual rationality can help maintain connectedness with One as shared inherent purpose in an individual’s life. By considering spiritual rationality, we can gain a right decision: a decision that is rational and spiritual. The main purpose of this research is to explore the main characteristics of Right Decision and present them in the form of a model by using Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) method according to experts’ opinion. As a result, 10 main characteristics of right decision be considered and a hierarchy model with three levels has been obtained. The top level represents spiritual aspect of right decision and consists of 3 characteristics: be in Tune with Human Nature, Manifestation of connect with One, and Representation of Awareness. The middle level represents the rational aspect and consists of 3 characteristics: caused to connectedness with others, Faith & Value Based, and based on independent authority. And the last level represents behavioral aspect and consists of 4 characteristics: Right job, caused to calmness, make happiness and Love, and possibility.
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