A comparison of representations for discrete multi-criteria decision problems.

In contrast to problem representation, decision making styles had some highly significant effects.

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We also noted a weakly significant effect of decision making style on the performance in the ex-post test: Subjects having a high score in the avoiding style performed significantly worse, perhaps indicating that they did not identify as strongly with the solutions obtained during the experiments as other subjects. 8 Conclusions and future research We have studied the impact of problem representations, problem complexity, and user characteristics on a wide range of outcome dimensions including subjective and objective measures, and short as well as long term effects.

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