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Optimistic Decision
A decision-making approach that involves choosing the option with the most favorable possible outcome under uncertain conditions, assuming the best-case scenario.
Analytical Decision Making
A process that utilizes data, quantitative analysis, and logical reasoning to make decisions that aim to solve specific problems or achieve desired outcomes.
Expected Monetary Value
A statistical technique in decision making used to calculate the average outcome when the future includes scenarios that may or may not happen.
Pessimist Criterion
A decision-making strategy used under conditions of uncertainty, where the decision maker prepares for the worst-case scenario to minimize losses.
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