Dual concerns with the dualist approach

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (3):271-272 (2007)
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Barbey & Sloman attribute all instances of normative base-rate usage to a rule-based system, and all instances of neglect to an associative system. As it stands, this argument is too simplistic, and indeed fails to explain either good or bad performance on the classic Medical Diagnosis problem.

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