Aspects of Rationality: Reflections on What It Means To Be Rational and Whether We Are

Raymond S. Nickerson

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1. What is Rationality? 2. The Search for Standards of Rationality. 3. Intelligence and Knowledge. 4. Beliefs. 5. Goals, Value, and Affect. 6. Explanations. 7. Preferences and Judgment. 8. Decision and Choice. 9. Understanding and Wisdom. 10. The Relativity of Rationality. 11. Conclusions and a View.

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2006Dual Processing in Reasoning 2001Everyday Irrationality: How Pseudo- Scientists, Lunatics, And The Rest Of Us Systematically Fail To Think Rationally 2004Cognition and Chance: The Psychology of Probabilistic Reasoning 2007Rational Choice and Judgment : Decision Analysis for the Decider

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