which probability amplitudes (popularized by quantum decision [field] theory) are computed. This explains the “quantal … preferences are different for the same stimuli because decision weights depend on broken cycles for HPWF. However, our model also …

all decision theorists agree that values and beliefs jointly influence willingness to act under uncertainty. However …. Our purpose in this chapter is to bring into sharper focus the role of values and beliefs in decision under uncertainty …

of the decision, t=m, the decision maker (DM) possesses partial information about the events/propositions of interest: DM …

of the proposed probability weighting function can be interpreted as a decision maker's sensitivity to the dispersion and … skewness of lottery's outcomes. A decision maker who prefers positively skewed distributions (e.g., a small chance to win a … weighting function. This function crosses the 45° line at a probability smaller (greater) than 0.5 if a decision maker is also …

We present a general classification of the conditions under which cognitive science, concerned e.g. with decision … under uncertainty. Conditions for the appearance of quantum interference in cognitive sciences and the conditions when … interference cannot arise are formulated …

risk aversion for both small-stakes and large-stakes gambles; and (b) this decision theory should be replaced with an … these conclusions. Either concavity calibration has no general implication for expected utility theory or it has problematic … implications for all decision theories that involve concave transformations (utility or value functions) of positive money payoffs …

decision making under uncertainty. For a clear comparison we will stay as close as possible to the framework of SEU suggested …-known paradoxa of decision theory. …

of reductionism, and a rational structure based on tree diagram to systematize the process of decision making. The study … requires design of a critical decision that may incorporate research and trial and error activities. Overall, then, this paper …