In a decision analysis problem, variables (such as benefits or rewards that result from investments in common stocks or corporate bonds and from a new product launch)which result from selecting a particular decision alternative are called posterior probabilities.

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Posterior probabilities refer to the probability of an event occurring after new information is taken into consideration, not variables resulting from a decision alternative.

In a Decision Analysis Problem, Variables (Such as Benefits or Rewards