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戦略コンサルタントにおける分析的認知と直感的認知の要因:多変量解析
Matthias Templ1, Michael Stadler2
1FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland, School of Business, Institute for Competitiveness and Communication, Riggenbachstrasse 16, 4600, Olten, Switzerland.
Acta psychologica
|January 16, 2026
まとめ
戦略コンサルタントは分析的思考と直感のバランスをとる。経験豊富なシニアコンサルタントは経験とともに直感をますます活用するようになり、意思決定におけるバイアス認識の重要性を強調している。
科学分野:
- 経営科学
- 組織行動
- 認知心理学
背景:
- 戦略コンサルタントは、分析的思考を通じて組織の戦略プロセスに大きく影響すると考えられています。
- これらのコンサルタントの認知的スタイルを理解することは、戦略開発を最適化するために不可欠です。
研究 の 目的:
- 戦略コンサルタントの認知的スタイル、特に分析的思考と直感的思考のバランスに焦点を当てて調査すること。
- 経験が認知的スタイルに与える影響と、意思決定におけるバイアス認識の役割を調査すること。
主な方法:
- 高度な統計的手法を用いた定量的研究デザイン。
- 認知的スタイル、バイアス、バイアス除去アプローチに関する戦略コンサルタントの調査データの分析。
- 線形モデル、パス解析、ノンパラメトリック解析、主成分解析の適用。
主要な成果:
- 戦略コンサルタントは一般的に分析的思考を好む傾向があります。
- 経験豊富なシニアコンサルタントほど直感に頼る傾向が顕著になっています。
- 認知バイアスの認識とバイアス除去策の実施は、意思決定プロセスに大きく影響します。
結論:
- 戦略コンサルタントの認知的スタイルは、単に分析的であるだけでなく、直感が重要かつ進化する役割を果たしています。
- 経験は直感への依存を調整し、認知的戦略の発展的側面を示唆しています。
- 効果的な戦略コンサルティングには、認知バイアスの管理と、分析的および直感的アプローチの両方の活用が含まれます。
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