In any case, there is a touch of arrogance to the view that a visiting scholar sees ' rationality ' where no one else sees it.
Is rationality really "bounded" by information processing constraints?
Heuristics should rather be tested against the other forms of applied rationality, not against utopian scientific models.
We have suggested that, for our eighteenth-century writers, the concept of rationality was less narrowly defined, and could encompass dispositions as well as actions.
Our results confirm that value rationality dominates in the decision-making about unfamiliar and constraining instruments.
This cannot be explained by orthodox game-theoretic rationality with backward induction.
They are favourably inclined towards "expressive rationality" and team motivation and call for new directions.
The neo-utilitarian construal of rationality extends only to instrumental or means+ends rationality.
