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Evidence from the future

2023-07-12

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<p>The outcome of any scientific experiment or intervention will naturally unfold over time. How then should individuals make causal inferences from measurements over time? Across three experiments, we had participants observe experimental and control groups over several days post-treatment in a fictional biological research setting. We identify competing perspectives in the literature: Contingency-driven accounts...

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Literature Corpus work: 0f2a77c0-3e05-58d8-b279-b1ccb2120a30
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/f67nx

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