Titlebook: Seeking Chances; From Biased Rational Emanuele Bardone Book 2011 Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2011 Abduction.Affordance.Bias.Bounded Rational

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Seeking Chances: The Moral Side,. I claim that the mechanism underlying chance-seeking activities may encompass some important features of moral reasoning. This chapter is not going to put forward any moral theory; rather, it aims at providing a cognitive framework for morality.

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Building Cognitive Niches: The Role of Affordances,biased rationality less and less appealing, since the new option appears to be better grounded in experience. This chapter will aim at illustrating how humans manipulate their local environment in order to . of rationality.

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Fallacies and Cognition: The Rationale of Being Fallacious,cidental. That is, researchers do not incorporate this kind of error into their accounts or theories. Indeed, we build up theories to avoid faults. But sometimes the fact we make mistakes and the way we make them, may be symptomatic of the mechanism that lies behind decision-making or problem-solving activities.

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Book 2011le in relation to what one knows and, most of all, to what one does not know. That is what characterizes humans as chance seekers. A poor pattern of reasoning and even our ignorance may help us make a decision, and eventually solve a problem. This is the rationale of biased rationality. However, not

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Emanuele Bardoneivacy issues, and cybercrime. Applying insights from economics, political science, law, business, and communications, the book will serve as essential resource for researchers and students, policymakers and reg978-1-4419-0037-1978-1-4419-0038-8

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