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Classroom and family ecology of academic achievement emotions: a cross-cultural comparison between China and Kazakhstan. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Zhou Z, Alchimbayeva A, Wang C, Jin X.
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A regret-based three-way decision with novel intuitionistic fuzzy similarity in an intuitionistic fuzzy information system. [PDF]

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Dawa Z, Zhang H, He Y.
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An optimization method for railway alignment schemes based on game-theoretic combination weighting and an interval number model. [PDF]

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Yang D, Han F, Gao Y, Li Z.
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An integrated framework to assess complex cultural and natural heritage systems with Multi-Attribute Value Theory

Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2015
Abstract Decisions related to integrated cultural and natural heritage are increasingly complex due to the multiple-use nature of goods and services provided by the environment, the difficulty in monetary evaluation of intangible heritage and the involvement of a large number of stakeholders.
Elena Comino, Valentina Ferretti
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Accounting for Uncertainty in Value Judgements when Applying Multi-Attribute Value Theory

Environmental Modeling & Assessment, 2017
In environmental decisions, analysts commonly face substantial uncertainties around stakeholders’ values judgments. Multi-Attribute Value Theory (MAVT), a family of multi-criteria decision analysis techniques, is applied in participative settings to articulate stakeholders’ values in decision-making.
Estevez Weinstein, Rodrigo Antonio, Alamos, Felipe H., Walshe, Terry, Gelcich, Stefan   +3 more
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Multi‐attribute value theory as a framework for conflict resolution in river rehabilitation

Journal of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis, 2005
AbstractDecision making in environmental projects is usually complex because of heterogeneous stakeholder interests, multiple objectives, long planning and implementation processes, and uncertain outcomes. Conflicting stakeholder interests in particular are often an important impediment to the realization and success of projects.
Hostmann, Markus, Bernauer, Thomas, Mosler, Hans-Joachim, Reichert, Peter, Truffer, Bernhard   +4 more
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Application of the Multi-Attribute Value Theory for engaging stakeholders in groundwater protection in the Vosvozis catchment in Greece

Science of The Total Environment, 2014
Multi-Attribute Value Theory (MAVT) was used to investigate stakeholders' preferences and beliefs in ameliorating a deteriorating ecosystem, i.e. Vosvozis River and Ismarida Lake in Northeastern Greece. Various monetary and environmental criteria were evaluated with scores and weights by different stakeholder groups and key individuals such as farmers,
Kyriakos Stefanopoulos, Hong Yang, Alexandra Gemitzi, Konstantinos P. Tsagarakis   +3 more
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