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SUMMARY:When do people trust what they are told: studies on epistemic vigilance
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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>September 30 - 5pm-6:30pm CET</strong></p>\n<p><strong>When do people trust what they are told: studies on epistemic vigilance</strong><br> <br> I will describe the mechanisms that humans have for updating their beliefs in view of what is communicated. I will argue that trusting what others have communicated is a process of belief updating that can be modelled as Bayesian. I will show that this process account for our ability to make the most of what is communicated\, but also for behaviours that have been interpreted as signs of gullibility. I will then specify the challenges that our society face because assessment of trustworthiness needs to be made not just for other humans\, but also for social institutions.</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Elodie Boissard;CN=Sacha Behrend:
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