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The Dissenter | #856 Frank Keil: The Development of Causal Thinking, Explanation, and the Institution of Science @TheDissenterRL | Uploaded November 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
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RECORDED ON JUNE 26th 2023.
Dr. Frank Keil is Charles C. & Dorathea S. Dilley Professor of Psychology & Linguistics and Director of the Cognition and Development lab at Yale University. At the most general level, he is interested in how we come to make sense of the world around us. One set of his studies is examining a level of explanatory insight that functions without knowledge of specific mechanisms and instead involves knowing what sorts of properties are causally potent in a domain and how they are likely to interact. He also asks how emerging knowledge of concrete mechanisms can link up frequency-based information with abstract explanatory principles as well as cause distortions in judgment. He is the author of Developmental Psychology: The Growth of Mind and Behavior, and other books.

In this episode, we talk about topics in developmental psychology. We talk about how causal thinking develops, and its relationship with mechanistic thinking. We discuss explanation, and the development of explanation schema. We discuss if we are Bayesian reasoners. We discuss if scient is intuitive, the concept of “folk science”, the cultural division of labor, and if the thinking of scientists is much different from that of laypeople. Finally, we talk about how developmental research can inform the study of cognition in adults, and how developmental psychology applies across the lifespan.

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00:00 Intro
00:41 Causal thinking, and its relationship with mechanistic thinking
07:32 Explanation, and the development of explanation schema
14:00 Are we really Bayesian reasoners?
17:01 The illusion of explanatory depth
18:44 Is science intuitive?
24:19 The cultural division of cognitive labor
26:13 Is the thinking of scientists much different from that of laypeople?
29:53 How developmental research can inform the study of cognition in adults
35:08 Follow Dr. Keil’s work!
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