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Titel:	Decision Making
Autoren:	MD Abdul jobbar, jong
Verlagsinformationen:	Zenodo, 2025.
Publikationsjahr:	2025
Schlagwörter:	Clinical Decision-Making/methods, Decision Making, Clinical Decision-Making, Decision Making/physiology, Decision Making/ethics, Decision Making/radiation effects, Decision Support Systems, Management/ethics, Decision Making/drug effects, Decision Support Systems, Management, Clinical Decision-Making/ethics, Decision making support, Decision Making, Shared, Decision Making, Organizational, Decision Making, Computer-Assisted
Beschreibung:	This research paper introduces a novel mathematical model for decision-making inspired by Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle. It explores the human mind’s tendency to process thoughts in a single direction and proposes a balanced, quantifiable method to compare the favorable and adverse aspects of a decision. Through a simple formula and a real-life example, the paper offers a structured framework that allows individuals to make more rational choices, bridging concepts from quantum theory with cognitive behavior.
Publikationsart:	Article
Sprache:	English
DOI:	10.5281/zenodo.16328781
Rights:	CC BY
Dokumentencode:	edsair.doi...........ed8b8f27676520da0343bb4a0fa6d027
Datenbank:	OpenAIRE

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Abstract:	This research paper introduces a novel mathematical model for decision-making inspired by Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle. It explores the human mind’s tendency to process thoughts in a single direction and proposes a balanced, quantifiable method to compare the favorable and adverse aspects of a decision. Through a simple formula and a real-life example, the paper offers a structured framework that allows individuals to make more rational choices, bridging concepts from quantum theory with cognitive behavior.
DOI:	10.5281/zenodo.16328781