Abstract
This study proposes an agent-based quantum-like model to investigate the individual selection among three or more lotteries while incorporating the decision-making risk and uncertainty. We extend the classical expected utility functions with quantum probabilities and construct the compound belief state to compare one specific lottery belief state against others. The involved decision-making process is represented formally by the comparison operator, which can be decomposed into a few subprocesses. We give an example of individual lottery selection from three lotteries to illustrate the model. Finally, we propose ways to select from more than three lotteries.
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