Titlebook: Revolutionizing Pedagogy; Education for Social Sheila Macrine,Peter McLaren,Dave Hill Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Am

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Salim Vally,Enver Motala,Brian Ramadiroer and thus their behaviors are possibly changed. We build a multi-agent system (MAS.) in the context of social networks to model the mutual influence among agents’ intentions and the transformation from agents’ intentions to their behaviors in groups. On the micro level of individual agents, we con

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Pepi Leistynasing the Nitzan-Kelly index. Extended preferences for multi-valued choices are used to evaluate the fact of manipulation. Individual manipulability of agents is considered, when manipulating agent moves its ideal point over the plane. The range of possible manipulating positions of the agents is res

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support system while analyzing the multiple criteria decision making problem. We analyze the decision makers’ expectations regarding the forms of representing the results by the system (e.g. rankings vs. ratings), as well as the different ways in which they could declare their preferences (e.g. usi

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Dave Hillion obtained from the decision makers (DMs). The decision support tool was built based on the concept of flexible elicitation of the FITradeoff method, with graphical visualization features and a user-friendly interface. The decision model is based on searching for dominance relations between altern

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Wayne Auion obtained from the decision makers (DMs). The decision support tool was built based on the concept of flexible elicitation of the FITradeoff method, with graphical visualization features and a user-friendly interface. The decision model is based on searching for dominance relations between altern

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Jo?o M. Paraskevaion obtained from the decision makers (DMs). The decision support tool was built based on the concept of flexible elicitation of the FITradeoff method, with graphical visualization features and a user-friendly interface. The decision model is based on searching for dominance relations between altern

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John Smythmuch as has been expected and that further modulation would be an important advancement in decision-making. This paper summarizes the modulation provided by the Flexible and Interactive Tradeoff (FITradeoff) method from behavioral studies performed using neuroscience tools. Modulations of the FITrad

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Richard Van Heertum a conflict. In the Prisoner Dilemma (PD) game, for example, some players can choose not to cooperate (just as the Nash equilibrium anticipates) or they can choose to cooperate; perhaps this is because they fear others’ counteraction (just as GMR anticipates). In any case, the actual players’ choice

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