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A decision matrix is a tool used to evaluate and prioritize a list of options, based on a set of criteria. It's used to make stronger decisions by providing a structured and objective way to analyze and prioritize a list of options. It involves listing out all of the decision options in rows and the factors affecting the decision in columns. Each option is then scored based on each factor, and the option with the highest score is considered the best.
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