'Counterfactual' presentation slideshows

3 Causal Models Part II: Counterfactual Theory and Traditional Approaches to Confounding (Bias?)

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3 Causal Models Part II: Counterfactual Theory and Traditional Approaches to Confounding (Bias?)

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Bayes Net Perspectives on Causation and Causal Inference

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The Role of Counterfactual Reasoning in Causal Judgements

The Role of Counterfactual Reasoning in Causal Judgements. peter.menzies@mq.edu.au. 1. Introduction. What is the connexion between counterfactuals and actual/token causation?

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Counterfactual Conditionals and False Belief

Counterfactual Conditionals and False Belief. Eva Rafetseder, Christine Hofer & Josef Perner. 2 Guiding Questions. 1. Under which circumstances can we conclude that children are able to reason counterfactually?

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Counterfactual Conditionals and False Belief

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Overview

Overview. Evaluating effectiveness Pollution agreements: an example Montreal Protocol Whaling treaty Comparison of two regimes. Evaluating Effectiveness. Institutions/regimes/treaties can always be evaluated against TWO definitions of success

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Counterfactual Thinking

Counterfactual Thinking. What is CFT?. Thoughts about what might have been; what could I have done different (better). What are its effects?. Negative Event. Enhances positive mood May allow for the development of new strategies for future use. Counterfactual Thinking (cont.).

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Albion v D?r Cymru Implications for Damages Litigation

Albion v D?r Cymru Implications for Damages Litigation. Matthew Cook Barrister One Essex Court, Temple. Meredith Pickford Barrister Monckton Chambers. Overview. Quantification of damages and evidence Loss of a chance Counterfactual in compensation claims

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Conditional Sentences

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Emotion

Emotion. Chapter 10. Cognitive Component. This component involves: a subjective conscious experience (cognitive) Cognitive appraisals help determine emotional experience Contrast effect Counterfactual thinking Emotional experience contains an evaluative (e.g., good/bad) component

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LT7: Regression Discontinuity

LT7: Regression Discontinuity. Sam Marden s.h.marden@lse.ac.uk. Basic Idea. Explain in no more than three sentences why we think about regression discontinuities as natural experiments.

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