Decision making particularly regarding life-issues does involve emotions. We could categorize emotion into two classes namely positive emotions and negative emotions for the practical purposes in the context of decision making. Most often final decision is our response to our emotions/feelings (positive or negative). If positive we affirm the decision if not we discard the decision.
It is in this context, APPRAISAL THEORY could help us in assessing the intensity of emotions - I assume.
May I get your valuable response to this query?
Usually, emotions have an important role in decision making and they affect our decision-making process. However, a fuzzy-based framework for the context of Appraisal theory can be worked. In this scenario, future appraisals may be again based on emotions based decision making.
Dear ajay
I think the mcdm methods can solve what you mentioned. But it's depend of several issues related with the dataset you have. Furthermore, In any problems, the deciding method adaptive after realising literature gabs and theory gabs.
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A. S. Albahri
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