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subjective belief

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Some judgments are not based solely on relevant information but can be influenced by subjective beliefs.
Although assumptions about how agents update subjective beliefs in response to the arrival of new information play a central role in models of decisionmaking, there is little empirical evidence to inform these assumptions.
Among those in our society who have never learned about science or have rejected what they've learned because it conflicts with ancient Hebrew scripture, subjective beliefs about what exists objectively are very different.
 
 
 
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