Bounded Rationality in Organizations: Role Playing

[danybaki]

this video taught me that companies would rather have the best possible solution at the moment rather than the best solution.

[marlywalls]

This video helped me understand that bounded rationality is when a person makes the best decision they can during a restricted situation such as a restricted time. -marly walls

[real_siroofington]

This video taught me how role playing describes the action of an individual or organization doing specific tasks just because they're going through the motions, and that's "just what you do". - Hunter Jensen

[emmaschlotter]

I learned from this video that companies ultimately seem to have a greater preference for having a good solution than "the best possible solution". I also learned that the concept of bounded rationality is actually the ability to make decisions on the basis of good, up-to-date information. E.Schlotter

[jeremiahivey]

This video was very insightful. I enjoyed learning about the topic of role playing and how this connects to bounded rationality. -Jeremiah Ivey

[georginaaside]

Because of this video I have learned that role playing in context to bounded rationality refers to behaving in a way that is expected from them or the the situantion. - G. Aside

[bourdinmathilde]

I now understand better that the unconscious plays an important role in the way people behave, M. Bourdin

[erikamorris]

It was fascinating to discover that role playing is based on bounded rationality.-ELM

[manonzaagman]

I learned that people act in certain ways and don't necessarily question if it's the most effective way to act because they're fulfilling a certain role. M Zaagman

[theplygirl]

I now understand that role playing in business is when you have the choice to do or to not do something, yet, it is done anyways because it is your job. - Jada Tomlin

[nessejohnson]

Nothing is perfect so learning that bounded rationality is surrounded by trying to be is fascinating -Anessia Johnson

[real_siroofington]

I learned how Role Playing is used to get a consumer's perspective on how they act, A.K.A their role. - Hunter Jensen X

[DeMarioGantt]

this video explains role playing. it explains how people behave a certain way without considering any benefits they can get from behaving that way

[neeomimijnals]

I got to see how many people just form their actions without actively thinking about it by just basing it on their community or ideal image of a role while having that role. - Neëomi Mijnals

[latreacesankey]

Role playing is something that we do on a daily basis. People make decisions based on the information, time and resources presented at that time. It's never a perfect decision but the best they can make.

[benhudman]

I learned that bounded rationality is making decisions based on the best information you have. Role playing builds off of this. (We do this because that's how we've always done it) Playing the role that is thought to be normal or the usual way.

[abigaillally]

I learned that role playing is when you have a choice to do something or not but you do it anyways because that is your "role".

[taylorpelt]

I learned how role playing is connected with socialization. "Role playing assumes that people behave in such a way without really thinking about it." taylor- X

[mayabuckhanon]

Role-playing is grounded in bounded rationality, a theory suggesting that individuals don't have the time to make perfect decisions due to time and resource constraints. It's intriguing to contemplate how people's behavior and actions are influenced by role-playing in light of these constraints. Maya Buckhanon

[kennedyycamille]

In this video, I learned that role playing is when you have a choice to go a different way, you do/don't because that is your role. (Kennedy Martin)