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Perspectives in the Human Sciences

How rational are you? Do you list benefits and costs when you make decisions? The question of whether human beings are basically rational or the extent to which they are not gives rise to quite different perspectives in the human sciences. And whether you make this assumption really matters. For example. classical economics assumes this kind of rationality while mdoern modern behavioural economists rejects it....

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