Thinking styles are a matter of choice in individuals’ use of their abilities. In other words, they are processes that determine individuals’ attitude towards the problems they encounter and their way of self-expression in the face of these problems. It is considered each athlete and trainer has unique ways in achieving their goals and succeeding. Starting from this, in our study we...

Context effects in multi-attribute decision making are important findings that challenge large classes of rational choice theories, while also providing innovative consumer product strategies. Trueblood (2012) is the first demonstration of the attraction, similarity and compromise context effects using the same experimental paradigm. A closer examination of the attraction effect experiment reve...

The two approaches both have fairly straightforward interpretations in choices with certainty. The internal consistency approach has been much used in the theory of 'revealed preference', with various 'axioms' of revealed preference serving as conditions of internal consistency of choice (see Samuelson (1947))) In much of modern economic theory, 'rational choice' is seen as no more and no less ...