The Impact of Individual Expertise and Public Information on Group Decision-Making

The book explores the pivotal role of expertise in addressing global interconnected issues, revealing that it is a more significant predictor of behavior change and strategy adaptation than public information. Through experimental findings, the author emphasizes the value of identifying non-routine problem-solving experts via efficient online assessments. This approach could enhance system performance stability, benefiting decision-makers across various sectors. The insights provided aim to reshape how expertise is leveraged in complex problem-solving contexts.