Neuroeconomics seeks to gain a greater understanding of decision making by combining theoretical and methodological principles from the fields of psychology, economics, and neuroscience. Initial studies using this multidisciplinary approach have found evidence suggesting that the brain may be employing multiple levels of processing when making decisions, and this notion is consistent with dual-...

Decision making often involves deliberations in different perspectives. Distinct perspectives or views support knowledge acquisition and representation suitable for different types or stages of inference in the same discourse. This work presents a general paradigm for multiple perspective decision making over time and under uncertainty. Baaed on a unifying task definition and a common vocabular...