Sorting　problems　widely　exist　in　real-world　situation,　in　which　alternatives　(actions)　are　assigned　to　specific　classes　that　are　defined　by　decision　maker　according　to　his/her　preference　and　given　problem.　Therefore,　decision　maker＇s　preferences　play　a　critical　role　in　sorting　problems,　while,　different　prefer-ences　are　usually　determined　by　decision　maker＇s　psychological　behavior.　Thus,　it　seems　necessary　to　consider　decision　maker＇s　psychological　behavior　in　sorting　problem.　Additionally,　dynamic　evolution　is　one　of　typical　features　of　real-world　problems,　the　given　problems　are　usually　updating　and　changing　along　with　the　time　changes　or　problem　environment,　therefore,　such　a　dynamic　feature　should　be　considered　in　sorting　problems.　However,　seldom　extant　multi-criteria　decision　sorting　studies　combine　decision　maker＇s　psychological　behavior　with　dynamic　feature　of　sorting　problems.　This　contribution　fills　upsuch　a　gap,　and　proposes　a　dynamic　multi-criteria　decision　sorting　method　that　considers　decision　maker＇s　psychological　behavior　during　the　sorting　process.　An　illustrative　example　about　modern　renewable　energy　consumption　is　employed　to　demonstrate　validity　and　feasibility　of　the　proposed　method.　©　2023　IEEE.