Christian Gaviria

The role of reliability in causal belief updating

William Jimenez-Leal, Christian Gaviria, Miguel Uribe
CogSci
2011

There is not yet a clear agreement about the functional differences between the processing of mechanism versus covariation information in causal judgments. It has been shown recently that causal… (More)

Similarity, causality and argumentation

Similarity is a notion that is widely used both in cognitive science and in argumentation theory. These research programs have, however, developed in large part separately and in consequence rely on… (More)

Coherence and argument structure: An empirical comparison between plausible reasoning and the Bayesian approach to argumentation

Plausible reasoning has been proposed as an alternative to deductive and inductive norms of argument evaluation in informal logic. In this paper, we present the first systematic empirical contrast… (More)

"If It Matters, I Can Explain It": Social Desirability of Knowledge Increases the Illusion of Explanatory Depth

Christian Gaviria, Javier Alejandro Corredor, Zadkiel Zuluaga-Rendón
CogSci
2017

This paper explores whether social desirability affects the illusion of explanatory depth (IEOD) by comparing the magnitude of this illusion in topics with different levels of social desirability… (More)

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