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Modeling Wise Decision Making: A Z-Number Fuzzy Framework Inspired by Phronesis

2025-09-02

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<p>Background: Wisdom is a superordinate construct that embraces perspective-taking, reflectiveness, prosocial orientation, reflective empathetic action, and intellectual humility. Unlike conventional models of reasoning that are straightjacketed by binary thinking, wisdom unfolds in shades of ambiguity, requiring both graded evaluation and self-reflective humility. Current measures depend on self-reports and seld...

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