Fast, frugal, and rational: how rational norms explain behavior

Article Abstract:

The central role for rational norms in the explanation of human behavior is outlined which is quite different from that embodied in classical or unbounded rationality. A new competition between Take-the-Best and a range of algorithms based on existing cognitive architectures widely used in cognitive science and artificial intelligence is also conducted.

Science & research, Research

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What you donEt know wonEt hurt me: costly (but quiet) exit in dictator games

Article Abstract:

Human decision making process and a simple economic game for analyzing these social behaviors in dictatorship environments is presented.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Decision-making, Decision making, Dictatorship

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Effects of another personEs fair treatment on oneEs own emotions and behaviors: the moderating role of how much the other cares for you

Article Abstract:

The influence of affections on human behavioral patters is analyzed by focusing on employee attitudes and organizational behavior.

Influence, Employee attitudes, Kindness, Employees

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