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Privacy and rationality in individual decision making

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posted on 2021-09-16, 21:07 authored by Alessandro AcquistiAlessandro Acquisti, J Grossklags
The role and feasibility of consumer's privacy and rationality in individual decision making is discussed. Theoretical and empirical approaches aimed at investgating the drivers and apparent inconsistencies of privacy decision making and behavior are presented. Theoritical groundings to critique the assumption of rationality in privacy decision making are also presented. An online survey for testing the rationality by analyzins individual knowledge, behavior and psychological deviations from rationality is also presented.

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2005-01-01

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    PrivacyRationalityIndividual Decision MakingBounded RationalityComputation Theory and MathematicsComputer SoftwareData Format

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