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Reputational Rationality Theory

2023-03-29

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<p>Traditionally, research on human judgment and decision making draws on cognitive psychology to identify deviations from normative standards of how decisions ought to be made. These deviations are commonly considered irrational errors and biases. However, even though most decisions are embedded within complex social networks of observers, this approach typically ignores how decisions are perceived by valued audi...

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Literature Corpus work: c7a33549-7168-58a3-9673-b22d658423bc
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/q27sj

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