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Michael Waldmann

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Jonas Nagel; Michael R Waldmann
Deconfounding distance effects in judgments of moral obligation.
Michael R Waldmann; Jared Wong; Martina Schmid; Aaron P Blaisdell
Rats distinguish between absence of events and lack of evidence in contingency learning.
York Hagmayer; Björn Meder; Momme von Sydow; Michael R Waldmann
Category transfer in sequential causal learning: the unbroken mechanism hypothesis.

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2013: Jonas Nagel; Michael R Waldmann
Deconfounding distance effects in judgments of moral obligation.
Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition 2013;39(1):237-52.
2012: Michael R Waldmann; Jared Wong; Martina Schmid; Aaron P Blaisdell
Rats distinguish between absence of events and lack of evidence in contingency learning.
Animal cognition 2012;15(5):979-90.
2011: York Hagmayer; Björn Meder; Momme von Sydow; Michael R Waldmann
Category transfer in sequential causal learning: the unbroken mechanism hypothesis.
Cognitive science 2011;35(5):842-73.
2010: Michael R Waldmann; Björn Meder; Momme von Sydow; York Hagmayer
The tight coupling between category and causal learning.
Cognitive processing 2010;11(2):143-58.
2009: Björn Meder; York Hagmayer; Michael R Waldmann
The role of learning data in causal reasoning about observations and interventions.
Memory & cognition 2009;37(3):249-64.
2008: Bjorn Meder; York Hagmayer; Michael R Waldmann
Inferring interventional predictions from observational learning data.
Psychonomic bulletin & review 2008;15(1):75-80.
2007: Michael R Waldmann
Combining versus analyzing multiple causes: how domain assumptions and task context affect integration rules.
Cognitive science 2007;31(2):233-56.
2007: Michael R Waldmann; Jörn H Dieterich
Throwing a bomb on a person versus throwing a person on a bomb: intervention myopia in moral intuitions.
Psychological science 2007;18(3):247-53.
2007: York Hagmayer; Michael R Waldmann
Inferences about unobserved causes in human contingency learning.
Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006) 2007;60(3):330-55.
2006: Michael R Waldmann; York Hagmayer
Categories and causality: the neglected direction.
Cognitive psychology 2006;53(1):27-58.
2005: Michael R Waldmann; Jessica M Walker
Competence and performance in causal learning.
Learning & behavior 2005;33(2):211-29.
2005: Michael R Waldmann; York Hagmayer
Seeing versus doing: two modes of accessing causal knowledge.
Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition 2005;31(2):216-27.
2002: York Hagmayer; Michael R Waldmann
How temporal assumptions influence causal judgments.
Memory & cognition 2002;30(7):1128-37.
2001: Michael R Waldmann; York Hagmayer
Estimating causal strength: the role of structural knowledge and processing effort.
Cognition 2001;82(1):27-58.
2001: Michael R Waldmann
Predictive versus diagnostic causal learning: evidence from an overshadowing paradigm.
Psychonomic bulletin & review 2001;8(3):600-8.
2000: Michael R Waldmann
Competition among causes but not effects in predictive and diagnostic learning.
Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition 2000;26(1):53-76.