Generalizing a model beyond the inherene heuristic and applying it to beliefs about objective value

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 37 (5):504-505 (2014)
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The inherence heuristic is characterized as part of an instantiation of a more general model that describes the interaction between undeveloped intuitions, produced by System 1 heuristics, and developed beliefs, constructed by System 2 reasoning. The general model is described and illustrated by examining another instantiation of the process that constructs belief in objective moral value.

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Graham Wood
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