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Behavioral Decision Theories that Explain Decision-Making Processesumber of attributes. Numerous models have been proposed to explain the psychological processes related to such a selection of decision strategies. This chapter will introduce some models that are useful to explain decision-making processes.

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Kazuhisa TakemuraPresents a conceptual framework of behavioral decision theory.Shows how decision phenomena can be better understood.Reinterprets old theories and proposes a new overview

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-28896-3 the best decisions. In this chapter, we first present a conceptual framework for the phenomenon of decision making, and then use set theory to provide a more rigorous discussion. The concept of decision making is based on the assumption that at least the best alternatives can be chosen, and that th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38955-0hapter . described that preference relation can be represented by set theory. This chapter first introduces the concept of utility (numerical representation) used to explain such decision-making phenomena and briefly presents the idea of traditional ordinal utility theory. Ordinal utility theory is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-45003-1d as a deviation from procedural invariance. A deviation from procedural invariance refers to a trait by which preference is reversed by preference revelation procedures. Tversky et al. asserted that the preference reversal phenomenon was explainable by partial modification of expected utility theor

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