In an ideal world, our beliefs would satisfy norms of truth and rationality, as well as foster the
acquisition, retention, and use of other relevant information. In reality, we have limited …

Numerous commentaries on the Milgram experiments entertain versions of the Incredulity
Hypothesis, which maintains that Milgram's participants did not as a rule believe they were …

The Covid-19 pandemic provides the newest example of staunch polarization in the
epistemic community, providing ample opportunity for profound disagreements on its origin …

The mindfulness trait is an intrinsic characteristic of one's disposition that facilitates
awareness of the present moment. Meditation has proven to enhance situational awareness …

Bernard Williams argues against the idea that an immortal life would be desirable. People
who continue to exist for a very long time can only have a certain number of experiences …

Standard compatibilist accounts adjudicating when individuals are morally responsible for
their actions are predicated on the assumption that individuals will have responsibility for the …

Contrary to common belief, our preferences do not only shape our decisions but are also
shaped by what decisions we make. This effect, known as choice-induced preference …

We have higher-order evidence that aesthetic judgements in the context of awarding art
prizes may be affected by implicit bias, to the detriment of artists from marginalized groups …

The ways human agents act and also the ways they form and maintain beliefs are relevant to
judgments of rationality. Though there is no commonly accepted definition of irrationality, a …

Résumé Les théories du double traitement de lŠinformation supposent que les processus
cognitifs impliqués dans le traitement de lŠinformation sont de nature automatique ou …