Inductive Logic 2: Introduction to Decision Theory, Peterson chap. 3 @MattMcCormick1781
Inductive Logic 2: Introduction to Decision Theory, Peterson chap. 3 @MattMcCormick1781
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is Prof. Matt McCormick's lecture on Peterson's chapter 3. We cover some axioms of rationality, expected value theory, decisions under risk, maximin, leximin rules, and weak and strong dominance.
Inductive Logic 2: Introduction to Decision Theory, Peterson chap. 3Kahnemans Thinking, Fast and Slow, chapters 35- 36Chalmers Consciousness and its place in Nature, pt. 2Rowe Problem of Evil argument for AtheismKahnemans Thinking, Fast and Slow, chapters 10-18, pt 1Causal mistakesCorrelationsKahnemans Thinking, Fast and Slow, chapters 30- 32Hacking IPIL Chapter 5: Conditional Probability pt 2Expected Value Theory IKinds of Functionalism. Functionalism lecture 2Causal arguments
Matt McCormick, Professor in Philosophy, CSUS |

Inductive Logic 2: Introduction to Decision Theory, Peterson chap. 3

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