I was also interested in correlations between limited rationality and objective measures, and I found this study.
Looks like evolutionary psychology with a dash of environmental psychology.
Interesting quote from the abstract:
“Intelligence is naturally defined as behavior that increases the likelihood of reproductive success, and bounds on rationality are determined by physiological and environmental constraints.”
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I was also interested in correlations between limited rationality and objective measures, and I found this study.
Looks like evolutionary psychology with a dash of environmental psychology.
Interesting quote from the abstract:
“Intelligence is naturally defined as behavior that increases the likelihood of reproductive success, and bounds on rationality are determined by physiological and environmental constraints.”
https://www.jstor.org/stable/24640396