Three-stage ranking mechanism: A decision-making fusion of regret psychology and criterion-oriented three-way decision

Key Points

• The proposed mechanism improves decision-making quality through a structured ranking process, focusing on regret psychology.
• Key evidence shows that this approach enhances choices significantly compared to traditional methods, improving outcome relevance.
• Assessment using a criterion-oriented three-way decision framework allows for nuanced evaluation of options and their consequences.
• This study highlights the potential for integrating psychological insights into decision-making, warranting further exploration of its applications.