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ecological rationality  

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  • Definition Human reasoning and behavior are ecologically rational when they are adapted to the environment in which humans act. This definition is in stark contrast to classical definitions of rationality, according to which reasoning and behavior are rational when they conform to norms of logic, statistics, and probability theory. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Psychology; Ecological Rationality]

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