Impartial Decision Making
A third advantage to using
decision-making models is to make decisions impartial. Decision making becomes
largely objective and impartial, removing biases. Thus, unintended
discrimination based on subjective or unwanted factors (for example – race,
ethnicity, age, gender, etc.) can be reduced to insignificance if not
altogether eliminated.
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