Decision tranquillity under choice: an empirical study of the continuum of tranquillity

Abstract

Abstract-decision tranquillity has been proposed as a possible surrogate for the cognitive or emotional affect experienced by individuals making a best choice decision. An earlier empirical validation of Yager's measure of decision tranquillity suggests that Yager's measures exhibit considerable merit. In this paper we report on a second empirical study relating the mathematical measure of tranquillity to the responses of university students. The slightly revised design provided confirmation of earlier results while expanding the experimental controls.>

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