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    • Decision Science
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    • Decision-making involves intelligence, design, and choice stages.
    • Visualization tools primarily support the intelligence (data exploration) stage.
    • Limited understanding exists on how visualization supports design and choice stages.

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    • Enhancing flexibility, exploring new paradigms, and increasing user-controlled algorithmic support are crucial for improving the choice stage.
    • Future research should focus on developing more comprehensive decision support visualization systems.