Decision Sciences Journal

Volume 28, Number 2
Spring 1997

CONCEPTS, THEORIES, AND TECHNIQUES

• Contractor Accreditation: A Probabilistic Model
  Sumit Sarkar and Deb Ghosh
  (pp. 235-260)
• Projecting Sample Misstatements to Audit Populations: Theoretical, Professional, and Empirical Considerations
  Stephen Wheeler, Richard Dusenbury, and Jane Reimers
  (pp. 261-278)
• Integration Between Business Planning and Information Systems Planning: Validating a Stage Hypothesis
  William R. King and Thompson S.H. Teo
  (pp. 279-308)
• Reexamining a Model for Evaluating Information Center Success Using a Structural Equation Modeling Approach
  Patrick Y.K. Chau
  (pp. 309-334)
• A Seasonal Index for Business
  Peter T. Ittig
  (pp. 335-356)

APPLICATIONS AND IMPLEMENTATION

• Toward an Understanding of the Behavioral Intention to Use an Information System
  Cynthia M. Jackson, Simeon Chow, and Robert A. Leitch
  (pp. 357-390)
• The Effectiveness of Different Representations for Managerial Problem Solving: Comparing Tables and Maps
  John B. Smelcer and Erran Carmel
  (pp. 391-420)
• The Effects of Task Information and Outcome Feedback on Individuals' Insight into Their Decision Models
  Brad Tuttle and Morris H. Stocks
  (pp. 421-442)

NOTES AND SHORT PAPERS

• Understanding the Complexity of the Model Formulation Process: A Protocol Analysis Approach
  Arun Sen and Ajay S. Vinze
  (pp. 443-474)
• Inducement of Nonexistent Order by the Analytic Hierarchy Process
  Stan Schenkerman
  (pp. 475-482)