Mohammad Heydari - School of Economics and Management, Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China
Zhou Xiaohu
Yanan Fan
Xiaoyang Li

In a risk-taking decision, a particular action may lead to different consequences. Here it is assumed that the probability distribution function is known to occur. In decision-making, we have a decision maker (DMs) on the one hand that has a set of actions or decisions, and on the other hand, we have nature that can create different situations with different possibilities for the DM(s). Risk-solving techniques are as follows. The techniques of this kind of decision-making are divided into two categories of inefficient techniques and interactive techniques. This research focus on interactive techniques.

Risk Assessment; Mathematical Techniques; Interactive Techniques; EVAMIX method; MAVT Theory.