On the conflict between logic and belief in syllogistic reasoning

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@Moshe_Hoffman Ah, sorry. Was referring to the phenomenon from the psychology of reasoning: https://t.co/nhacO0ZYoP https://t.co/Va0T6aGrfU

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También hay antecedentes clásicos de esta idea. Por ejemplo, cuando le pedimos a la gente que juzgue la validez de unos argumentos lógicos, estos suelen dejarse llevar por cómo de creíble les parece la conclusión (lo llaman "sesgo de creencias"): https://t

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RT @FBpsy: Clásicos en Open Access: Evans et al. (1983) sobre el sesgo de creencias en razonamiento silogístico https://t.co/AMbMV80GSo

07 Mar 2017

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Clásicos en Open Access: Evans et al. (1983) sobre el sesgo de creencias en razonamiento silogístico https://t.co/AMbMV80GSo

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