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Conflict detection and social perception: bringing meta-reasoning and social cognition together
Thinking and Reasoning 26 (1):140-149 (2019)
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Research on implicit conflict detection suggests that people are sensitive to violations of logical principles. When they make reasoning errors, their epistemic radar presumably detects an anomaly....Other Versions
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