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On the interplay between interpretation and reasoning in compelling fallacies

2020-09-05

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<p>We investigate the articulation between domain-general reasoning and interpretive processes in failures of deductive reasoning. We focus on illusory inferences from disjunction-like elements, a broad class of deductive fallacies studied in some detail over the past 15 years. These fallacies have received accounts grounded in reasoning processes, holding that human reasoning diverges from normative standards. A...

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25c1b134-49ba-591e-a350-708a2879c81a
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10.31234/osf.io/8kywa
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