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When do people use mechanism and covariation information in causal judgments? 127 views

Author

Ndiaye, Dieynaba G., Psychology, University of Virginia

Advisors

  • Spellman, Barbara , LW-Faculty Main , University of Virginia
  • Dodson, Chad , AS-Psychology (PSYC) , University of Virginia
  • Wilson, Timothy , Psychology , University of Virginia
  • Green, Mitchell S. , Philosophy , University of Virginia

Abstract

Examines the possibility that people may use both covariation and mechanism information to make causal judgments in everyday life.

Degree

PHD (Doctor of Philosophy)

Keywords

decision-making; judgment

Language

English

Rights

All rights reserved (no additional license for public reuse)

Issued Date

2012-01-01

Persistent Link

https://doi.org/10.18130/vsfg-m279

Suggested Citation

Ndiaye, Dieynaba G.. When do people use mechanism and covariation information in causal judgments?. University of Virginia, Psychology, PHD (Doctor of Philosophy), 2012-01-01, https://doi.org/10.18130/vsfg-m279.

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