Developmental variation from rational choice

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<p>Rational choice theory offers a normative account of the allocation of bounded cognitive resources under constraints. This work has focused largely on static solutions, leaving the developmental implications of rational choice relatively under-researched. Conversely, developmental science has in general overlooked the role of an individual's choices, actions, and habits in shaping rather than merely reflecting...

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• Adaptation, Psychological
• Autistic Disorder
• Brain
• Cell Movement
• Memory
• Neuronal Plasticity
• Schizophrenia
• Twins

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Literature Corpus work

4e5340a3-36da-5fa2-afb8-e85aed489203

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/zrnsj_v4