Add to ORKGAmbiguous causal evidence in which the covariance of the cause and effect is partially known is pervasive in real life situations. Little is known about how people reason about causal associations with ambiguous information and the underlying cognitive mechanisms. This paper presents three experiments exploring the cognitive mechanisms of causal rea-soning with ambiguous observations. Results revealed that the influence of ambiguous observations manifested by missing information on causal reasoning depended on the availability of cognitive resources, suggesting that processing ambiguous information may involve deliberative cognitive processes. Experiment 1 demonstrated that subjects did not ignore the ambiguous observations in causal reason...
Much of human cognition and activity depends on causal beliefs and reasoning. In psychological resea...
Motivation and cognitive capacity are key factors in people’s everyday struggle withuncer...
The main aim of this work was to look for cognitive biases in human inference of causal relationship...
Ambiguous observations result in imprecise estimations of subjective probabilities for rule-based ca...
Causal reasoning involves evaluation and integration of the observed evidence, the quality of which ...
This research examined the conditions under which people who have more chronic doubt about their abi...
The paper aims to examine participants’ open-text ‘think aloud’ explanations of their reasoning whil...
Four experiments examined the locus of impact of causal knowledge on consideration of alternative hy...
gmail.com Causal inference is a fundamental component of cognition and perception. Probabilistic the...
We examined whether raising uncertainty about the causes of one\u27s judgments motivates correction....
A great deal of research demonstrates a variety of ways in which people\u27s judgments violate the l...
- Abstract-This article integrates and extends research on causal ambiguity. Existing research const...
Individuals have difficulty changing their causal beliefs in light of contradictory evidence. We hyp...
People often view the ambiguities of their social world through a subjective, rather than objective ...
An outstanding issue in cognitive science is whether the computational principles that apply to caus...
Much of human cognition and activity depends on causal beliefs and reasoning. In psychological resea...
Motivation and cognitive capacity are key factors in people’s everyday struggle withuncer...
The main aim of this work was to look for cognitive biases in human inference of causal relationship...
Ambiguous observations result in imprecise estimations of subjective probabilities for rule-based ca...
Causal reasoning involves evaluation and integration of the observed evidence, the quality of which ...
This research examined the conditions under which people who have more chronic doubt about their abi...
The paper aims to examine participants’ open-text ‘think aloud’ explanations of their reasoning whil...
Four experiments examined the locus of impact of causal knowledge on consideration of alternative hy...
gmail.com Causal inference is a fundamental component of cognition and perception. Probabilistic the...
We examined whether raising uncertainty about the causes of one\u27s judgments motivates correction....
A great deal of research demonstrates a variety of ways in which people\u27s judgments violate the l...
- Abstract-This article integrates and extends research on causal ambiguity. Existing research const...
Individuals have difficulty changing their causal beliefs in light of contradictory evidence. We hyp...
People often view the ambiguities of their social world through a subjective, rather than objective ...
An outstanding issue in cognitive science is whether the computational principles that apply to caus...
Much of human cognition and activity depends on causal beliefs and reasoning. In psychological resea...
Motivation and cognitive capacity are key factors in people’s everyday struggle withuncer...
The main aim of this work was to look for cognitive biases in human inference of causal relationship...