Interdisciplinary StudiesFrontiers in Psychology
Quantifying empirical support for theories of consciousness: a tentative methodological framework
A. Kirkeby-hinrup
Consciousness studies are crowded with competing theories, but which truly deserve our attention? This paper sketches a novel methodology to quantify the divergent empirical support for existing theories and proposes an inference-to-the-best-explanation approach inspired by Bayesian confirmation theory to prioritize the most promising contenders. Research conducted by Asger Kirkeby-Hinrup.
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