Figure 4
A table titled 'QUESTIONNAIRE FOR SELECTING MULTI-CRITERIA DECISION-MAKING METHOD(S)' with ten rows and two columns. The first column contains questions, and the second column contains answers. Row 1: Question: THE PROBLEM CRITERIA ARE EQUALLY IMPORTANT? Answer: No. Row 2: Question: DO YOU KNOW HOW TO ASSIGN WEIGHTS TO THE PROBLEM'S CRITERIA? Answer: No. Row 3: Question: WHAT TYPE OF INPUT DATA IS USED FOR THE PROBLEM CRITERIA? Answer: Quantitative Data. Row 4: Question: HOW MANY DECISION-MAKERS WILL MAKE THE DECISION? Answer: A decision-maker. Row 5: Question: DO YOU PREFER ALL CRITERIA TO BE GOOD ACROSS THE BOARD, OR CAN A STRONG CRITERION COMPENSATE FOR A WEAK ONE? Answer: No (cannot be offset). Row 6: Question: THE SUGGESTED METHOD FOR GENERATING WEIGHTS IS: Answer: PSI. Row 7: Question: WHAT IS THE TYPE OF INPUT DATA FOR THE PROBLEM ALTERNATIVES? Answer: Quantitative Data. Row 8: Question: HOW MANY DECISION-MAKERS WILL MAKE THE DECISION? Answer: A decision-maker.Characterization of the decision problem using the DMMA framework. Source(s): Figure by authors