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norm effect in causal judgment: a standalone construct

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Experimental philosophy

finding that people more readily judge an agent or factor a cause when it violates a norm, explained by counterfactual relevance.

In experimental philosophy, norm effect in causal judgment refers to finding that people more readily judge an agent or factor a cause when it violates a norm, explained by counterfactual relevance. This meaning comes from Hitchcock (2009) in Journal of Philosophy.[1]

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References

Hitchcock, C., Knobe, J., & Journal of Philosophy, Inc. (2009). Cause and Norm. Journal of Philosophy, 106(11), 587-612. https://doi.org/10.5840/jphil20091061128

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