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Ethics of Argument in Perelman and Gadamer

Major, Julia (University of Oregon, 2017-09-06)

This study investigates ethical argumentation in Perelman and Gadamer to claim that the central theoretical framework in each philosophy simultaneously inflects and deflects available avenues of persuasion. I ...
Perspective taking, stereotyping, prejudice, and behavioral explanations: When, why, and how perceivers take on the attitudes of a target

Laurent, Sean Michael (University of Oregon, 2010-06)

A growing body of research has focused on how perspective taking leads people to perceive themselves as "merging" with the target of perspective taking, in terms of how they cognitively represent themselves and the target. ...
Prejudices about Bias

Fischhoff, Baruch (Decision Research, 1985-05)

Much recent research in the area of judgment and decision making has been dominated by documentation of ways in which people's intuitive thought processes can lead them astray. Like other psychological results that have ...