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Real ascriptions of self-deception are fallible moral judgments
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (1):117-118 (1997)
Abstract
Mele's jointly sufficient conditions for self-deception preclude definitive ascriptions of self-deception in practice. Consequently, actual ascriptions of self-deception require large inferences and may frequently be in error. It is recommended that attention be directed toward actual practices of ascription to understand how children learn and adults dispense what is ultimately a moral judgment.My notes
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