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A Study Toward Measuring Acceptance in Decision-Making in Practical Decision-Making

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This paper proposes the concept of acceptance based on the observation that people sometimes make decisions by choosing alternatives obtained when they are satisfied with their decision-making process and explores the factors that lead to acceptance.The validity of the construct extracted from the author's previous research results was clarified based on previous studies.

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1997Models of Bounded Rationality 2002The Role of Affect in Decision Making 1976From substantive to procedural rationality 1976From substantive to procedural rationality 2022Differences between the Purposes of the Dominance Search Model and the Acceptable Decision-Making Search Model

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