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    This study introduces a novel complex evidential quantum dynamical (CEQD) model to explain human decision-making interference effects. By integrating complex evidence theory (CET) and quantum mechanics, the CEQD model offers a new approach to understanding uncertainty in decisions.

    Area of Science:

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    Background:

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    • Quantum mechanics offers insights into human decision-making, particularly interference effects.
    • Complex Evidence Theory (CET) provides a framework for handling uncertainty using complex-valued models.

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    • To propose a new Complex Evidential Quantum Dynamical (CEQD) model by bridging CET and quantum mechanics.
    • To predict and explain interference effects in human decision-making behaviors.
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  • Validated the model's effectiveness through experimental comparisons.

    • Main Results:

    • The CEQD model effectively predicts and explains interference effects in human decision-making.
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    • Experimental results confirm the superiority of the CEQD method.

    Conclusions:

    • The CEQD model offers a significant advancement in understanding decision-making under uncertainty.
    • This research provides a new perspective on studying interference effects in human behavior.
    • The findings have implications for decision theory and artificial intelligence applications.