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The evolutionary point of view: Rationality is elsewhere

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior Psychology of Moral and Emotional Judgment

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Abstract Baron has provided some examples of nonconsequentialism in decision making and describes them as biases; these may be the remnants of the biological origin of decision making. One may argue that decisions are made on the basis not of rationality but affective processes. Behavior follows the trend toward maximizing pleasure. This mechanism might explain apparent nonconsequentialism.

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