Benjamin M. Rottman, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | Yale University, New Haven, CT |
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categorization, causal reasoningGoogle:
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| Soo KW, Rottman BM. (2019) Distinguishing causation and correlation: Causal learning from time-series graphs with trends. Cognition. 195: 104079 |
| Soo KW, Rottman BM. (2018) Causal strength induction from time series data. Journal of Experimental Psychology. General. 147: 485-513 |
| Derringer C, Rottman BM. (2018) How people learn about causal influence when there are many possible causes: A model based on informative transitions. Cognitive Psychology. 102: 41-71 |
| Rottman BM. (2017) Physician Bayesian updating from personal beliefs about the base rate and likelihood ratio. Memory & Cognition. 45: 270-280 |
| Rottman BM, Prochaska MT, Deaño RC. (2016) Bayesian reasoning in residents' preliminary diagnoses. Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications. 1: 5 |
| Rottman BM, Hastie R. (2016) Do people reason rationally about causally related events? Markov violations, weak inferences, and failures of explaining away. Cognitive Psychology. 87: 88-134 |
| Rottman BM. (2016) Searching for the Best Cause: Roles of Mechanism Beliefs, Autocorrelation, and Exploitation. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition |
| Rottman BM, Kominsky JF, Keil FC. (2014) Children use temporal cues to learn causal directionality. Cognitive Science. 38: 489-513 |
| Rottman BM, Ahn WK. (2011) Effect of grouping of evidence types on learning about interactions between observed and unobserved causes. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition. 37: 1432-48 |
| Rottman BM, Kim NS, Ahn WK, et al. (2011) Can personality disorder experts recognize DSM-IV personality disorders from five-factor model descriptions of patient cases? The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. 72: 630-9 |