Decisions Forensics Lab
A decision-science workbench that examines choices in three directions: forward through behavioural lenses, backward through diagnostic forensics and laterally across agent archetypes. It also includes a 24-question decision profile and a library of 32 biases.
What the model examines
How can behavioural concepts move beyond labels and become practical tools for explaining why people facing the same facts reach different decisions?
How the model is structured
All analysis is deterministic and reproducible. Each scenario contains a pre-mapped mechanism model, lens distortions and agent-divergence profiles that support forward analysis, backward diagnosis and comparison across five cognitive archetypes.
What this model is built to test
- Decision Profile across 12 behavioural dimensions
- Agent Arena with five cognitive archetypes
- Lens Explorer
- Bias Forensics
- Searchable library of 32 biases
Decision controls
- Optional forced-choice profile responses
- Decision scenario
- Case and behavioural lens
- Category and difficulty filters
- Bias Library search
Analytical returns
- Twelve-dimension decision profile
- Five agent-archetype decisions with explanations
- Decision paths transformed by a chosen lens
- Ranked behavioural diagnoses
- Searchable bias reference entries
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