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Imagine the following situation. Two soldiers are captured by an enemy who knows that they possess important information and tries to force them to collaborate. We assume that for both soldiers the alternative ‘not to collaborate’ plays the role of the positive pole, and ‘to collaborate’ that of the negative pole. We also assume that the pressure at the moment of interrogation is so high that x 1=0, and, since the soldiers know in advance what to expect in captivity, x 2=0 as well. Within the framework of this scenario we will analyze four cases (Lefebvre, 1999).
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Lefebvre, V.A. (2001). Examples of Modeling the Process of Choice. In: Algebra of Conscience. Theory and Decision Library, vol 30. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0691-9_27
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