Consider the work on choice blindness — people's lack of awareness when evaluating the results of their decisions.
Accordingly, some work on choice over time (e.g. Velleman 2000; Bratman, forthcoming) includes discussion of effective self-governance over time and explores the connection between the requirements for effective self-governance over time and the requirements for rational choice over time (sometimes referred to as the requirements of diachronic rationality).
We know little about people's selection of a treatment centre for tuberculosis in Myanmar, and there has been limited work on choice of treatment centres for TB patients [ 16].
In her 2006 book, Analyzing Oppression, Ann Cudd draws on the framework of rational choice theory to analyze oppression (for related work on rational choice theory and power, see Dowding 2001 and 2009; for critical discussion, see Allen 2008c).
McFadden's work on discrete choice models [ 11] introduced feasible techniques for estimating a complete characteristics-based discrete choice model of demand.
Once nice standard example of HBE reasoning is Hillard Kaplan and Kim Hill's (1992) work on prey choice strategies amongst the Ache foragers of Paraguay.
Cache recovery may therefore represent an inviting opportunity for future work on intertemporal choice in scrub-jays.
Furthermore, as crucial biological control agents, parasitoid wasps have been the focus of much applied research, with work on host choice, mating systems and sex allocation undertaken in order to facilitate the improved attack and control of pest populations (e.g. Wajnberg, Bernstein & van Alphen, 2008, and papers therein).
At the University of Virginia, where he taught from 1956-68, he led the economics department and helped found the Thomas Jefferson Center for Studies in Political Economy, the research institute through which he continued his work on public-choice theory.
This result is inconsistent with previous work on multiple-choice behavior that found that mean response times increased with the log of the number of alternatives (sometimes referred to as Hick's law; Brown et al., 2009; Hick, 1952; Hyman, 1953; Teichner & Krebs, 1974).
For instance, feminists working on rational choice theory tend to assume that deformed desires are damaging to both rational choice and autonomous choice, or at least that they are able to be produced only in contexts in which autonomy is already damaged (e.g., Superson 2005, 109).
