Anti-rational decision making
Ali Abdollahi Neisiani
Abstract
Ali Abdollahi Neisiani
Abstract
In this research, the situations of university entrance examinations simulate the conditions of decision-making behavior. Based on the analysis of the above information that is empowered by a series of interviews, a new idea about the behavior of human beings in decision-making is developed. decision making expresses that the limitation of rationality could lead to decisions which have worse results than random decisions or even inaction. Antirational decision-making in fact is based on a logical fallacy” that is accepted (and sometimes believed) by individuals. Special properties of entrance examinations prepare acceptable validity and reliability for our survey. Key words: Antirational decision making, bounded rationality, rational decision making.
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In this research, the situations of university entrance examinations simulate the conditions of decision-making behavior. Based on the analysis of the above information that is empowered by a series of interviews, a new idea about the behavior of human beings in decision-making is developed. decision making expresses that the limitation of rationality could lead to decisions which have worse results than random decisions or even inaction. Antirational decision-making in fact is based on a logical fallacy” that is accepted (and sometimes believed) by individuals. Special properties of entrance examinations prepare acceptable validity and reliability for our survey. Key words: Antirational decision making, bounded rationality, rational decision making.
Key concepts: Rationality, Fallacy, Rational planning model, Bounded rationality, Reliability (semiconductor), Management science, Key (lock), Decision-making models