SUBSTANCINIAI IR PROCEDŪRINIAI PRAKTINIO RACIONALUMO ASPEKTAI.

The article discusses the distinction between substantive and procedural rationality made by Herbert Simon, which has provided the conceptual framework for the empirical research on the boundaries of human rationality. In this research, two approaches with a different understanding of heuristics for...

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Published in:Problems / Problemos Vol. 73; pp. 90 - 104
Main Author: Norkus, Zenonas
Format: Article
Published: Vilnius University 2008
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        Reason
        Simon, Herbert A. (Herbert Alexander), 1916-2001
        Cognition
        Human behavior
        Algorithms
        Information theory
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        anomalies of rationality
        ecological rationality
        rational choice theory
        substantive and procedural rationality
        ekologinis racionalumas
        racionalaus pasirinkimo teorija
        racionalumo anomalijos
        substancinis ir procedūrinis racionalumas
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        The article discusses the distinction between substantive and procedural rationality made by Herbert Simon, which has provided the conceptual framework for the empirical research on the boundaries of human rationality. In this research, two approaches with a different understanding of heuristics for cognition and choice are distinguished. In the first approach (David Kahneman, Amos Tversky), heuristics is interpreted as a source of the pathologies in human rationality. In the second (Gerd Gigerenzer), they are conceived as a means for an effective simulation of substantive rationality, making human behaviour ecologically rational. Discussing the reasons for this Janus-faced duplicity of heuristics, some ambiguities in the distinction between the procedural and substantive rationality are disclosed. This distinction may mean (1) the difference between the process and the product of information processing; (2) the distinction between correct but unpracticable alghoritms and incorrect but practical heuristics in information processing itself, and (3) between the form and the content (substance) in the problem solving behaviour. Another source of the problems with this distinction is reflexivity of the knowledge about rationality, i. e. the impact of the theories of rationality on their object (human rationality).
        Straipsnis aptaria Herberto Simono nubrėžtą substancinio ir procedūrinio racionalumo perskyrą. Ši perskyra sukūrė konceptualias prielaidas empiriniams žmogiškojo racionalumo ribų tyrimams. Šie tyrimai turi dvi prieigas, besiskiriančias pažinimo ir pasirinkimo euristikų samprata. Vienos prieigos šalininkai (Davidas Kahnemanas, Amosas Tversky) euristikas supranta kaip žmogiškojo racionalumo anomalijų ir patologijų šaltinį, kitos (Gerdas Gigerenzeris) -- kaip substancinio racionalumo simuliacijos efektyvios priemonės, dėl kurių žmogaus elgesys paprastai būna ekologiškai racionalus. Nagrinėjant šio euristikų dvilypumo priežastis, atskleidžiamos tam tikros dviprasmybės ir neaiškumai pačioje procedūrinio ir substancinio racionalumo skirtyje. Būtent ji gali reikšti skirtumą tarp informacijos apdorojimo proceso ir jo produkto; skirtumą tarp teisingų, bet nepraktiškų algoritmų ir neteisingų, bet praktiškų euristikų; skirtumą tarp „formos" ir „turinio" problemas sprendžiančiame elgesyje. Tą skirtį problemišką ir paslankią daro ir žinojimo apie racionalumą refleksyvus pobūdis: racionalumo teorijos transformuoja savo objektą, t. y. žmogiškąjį racionalumą.
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