Abstract: Many decisions Tree include multiple stages of decisions and occasions, and these decisions can be spoken to graphically as decision trees. Ideal decision strategies for decision trees are ordinarily dictated by a retrogressive acceptance examination that requests adherence to three fundamental consistency standards: dynamic, consequential, and strategic. Past research found that decision makers tend to show infringement of dynamic and vital consistency at rates essentially higher than decision irregularity crosswise over different levels of potential reward. The current research expands these discoveries under new conditions; particularly, it investigates the degree to which these standards...........
Keywords: Decision Tree, Solving Multi Stage Decision, Problem, decision maker, decision process.
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