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Using the bounded rationality implementation developed in Evans et al. (2021), we consider unemployment dynamics driven by aggregate productivity shocks within a McCall-type labor-search model. We find that bounded rationality magnifies the impact effect of a decline in productivity on unemployment. Boundedly rational agents are overly pessimistic about wage offers during the course of a recession, resulting in higher unemployment relative to the rational model.