Causal judgments about atypical actions are influenced by agents' epistemic states
A prominent finding in causal cognition research is people's tendency to attribute increased causality to atypical actions. If two agents jointly cause an outcome (conjunctive causation), but differ in how frequently they have performed the causal action before, people judge the atypically acti...
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Elsevier B.V.
2021
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