Rationalities of Social Actors: Ego vs. Group Identification (LAAS 2014)

International audienceIn any organizational setting, each of the participating actors adopts a quite steady behavior with respect to others. This behavior, purely individualist, is not always in line with what might be expected given the role of the actor, although it is quite cooperative and most often contributes significantly to the proper operation of the organization. In this paper, we present briefly various extensions of the algorithm used to simulate the behavior of social actors.; These extensions allow actors to take into account the situation of others due to their more or less involvement in the collective