Una aproximación al Hiperracionalismo Elsteriano y su relación con los Factores de la Personalidad

The analysis of decision-making is such an important issue that usually we can find different approaches from sociology, psychology, management, and other areas of the humanities. This article aims to analyze, through a quantitative approach, the possible relationship between the hyper-rationalism behavior of certain decision-makers when faced with a practical dilemma and some personality factors raised by the Inventory of 16 Factors of Cattell. The analyzed data from a group of graduate students, showed that there are personality characteristics with a tendency to generate defects in rationality, affecting not only the decision, but even the act itself and its optimality

Dilemma · Epistemology · Humanities · Personality · Rationalism · Rationality · Sociology · Personality Traits and Psychology · Philosophy · Psychology · Social Psychology · Workaholism, burnout, and well-being