The Role of the Human Factor in the Process of Developing Management Decisions

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Authors: R. Sadykova, Asylgul A. Zheentaeva, Baatyr Kochkonov, Zh. Raev, Midin M. Madmarov
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Abstract

The role of the human factor manifests in two aspects: the influence of personal characteristics on the process of developing management decisions and personal evaluations of existing management decisions. Research objectives: to study the role of the human factor in the development of management decisions. A review of literature and analysis of key concepts defining the role of the human factor in the development of management decisions. In the process of developing management decisions, a special emphasis is placed on moral and ethical decisions — these are decisions that best meet moral criteria for human life support, even at the expense of technical and economic considerations. Conclusions: ethical norms include quantitative or qualitative assessments of the meaning of life, the purpose of human existence, the content of good and evil, moral duty, moral principles, and ideals.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Ethics in Business and Education Leadership Behavior and Decision-Making Studies Management Theory and Practice

Publication details

Journal / source
Bulletin of Science and Practice
Volume
12
Issue
1
Pages
321–328
Publication date
13 January 2026
Language
RU