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Two logical operators for representing and handling preferences

Models of cognitive rational agents too seldom specify a decision step. This article aims at bridging this gap by proposing a qualitative formalization of the preference concept. We define two logical operators: the first one to specify preferences naturally; the second one to compare the agent’s reactions with each other.