CNS seminar (Spring 2021/2022). Intuitive Theories

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Student's pseudonym *

Q1 What is NOT the property of intuitive theories? *

1 point

ability to cope with high uncertainty

abstract structure

intimate relationship with causal explanation

explicit nature

Q2 What cognitive processes are supported by intuitive theories? *

1 point

inference (of past events)

action

counterfactual inferences

prediction

explanation

Required

Q3 Mark all the true statements about ball B in a simple causal chain pictured below. *

1 point

B is a whether-cause of E's going through the gate

B is NOT a whether-cause of E's going through the gate

B is a how-cause of E's going through the gate

B is NOT a how-cause of E's going through the gate

B is a sufficient-cause of E's going through the gate

B is NOT a sufficient-cause of E's going through the gate

B is a robust-cause of E's going through the gate

B is NOT a robust-cause of E's going through the gate

Required

Q4 Baker et al. (2011) have shown that people can infer the agent’s preferences and beliefs merely based on the path that the agent walked. What is the correct agent's preferences order (from most liked to least) in the food truck scenario illustrated below? *

1 point

1) Lebanese - 2) Mexican - 3) Korean

1) Lebanese - 2) Korean - 3) Mexican

1) Korean - 2) Mexican - 3) Lebanese

1) Korean - 2) Lebanese - 3) Mexican

1) Mexican - 2) Lebanese - 3) Korean

None of the above

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