Functional Freedom: A Psychological Model of Freedom in Decision-Making

Functional Freedom: A Psychological Model of Freedom in Decision-Making

The freedom of a decision is not yet sufficiently described as a psychological variable. We present a model of functional decision freedom that aims to fill that role. The model conceptualizes functional freedom as a capacity of people that varies depending on certain conditions of a decision episode. It denotes an inner capability to consciously shape complex decisions according to one's own v...

Freedom of Choice and Creativity in Multicriteria Decision Making

This paper presents new approaches to formulating and solving complex real-life decision-making problems, making use of the creativity concept. We assume that the decision-making process is embedded in the system of views and mutual relations between the decision-makers and their surrounding environment, so that creativity, as defined formally in Sec. 2, could play a primary role in the decisio...

Providing a behavioral model of mental accounting decision-making based on psychological components through structural equations

Thinking and thinking skills are among the important issues that have long occupied the minds of thinkers. Thinking is one of the basic issues of education that requires tools to cultivate it, one of these expressions is having a philosophical mind that makes people Helps in correct and logical thinking. Data were collected through interviews with 15 experts in the field of research. The method...

Freedom and Human Dignity

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Kant's Four Notions of Freedom