Invariants of Human Behavior.¶
Simon, H. A. (1990). Invariants of Human Behavior. Annual Review of Psychology, 1-19.
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Primes¶
- Bounded Rationality
- … that real decision-makers — humans, organizations, or algorithms — operate under binding limits on information, cognitive or computational capacity, and time, and that these limits fundamentally shape the decision process and its outputs in ways that cannot be captured by models assuming unconstrained optimization.
This sourceSource of the scissors metaphor — rational behavior shaped by a scissors whose two blades are task-environment structure and the actor's computational capabilities; supports the cognition-and-environment framing and the two-traditions lineage from Simon.
- … that real decision-makers — humans, organizations, or algorithms — operate under binding limits on information, cognitive or computational capacity, and time, and that these limits fundamentally shape the decision process and its outputs in ways that cannot be captured by models assuming unconstrained optimization.
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