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Introduction

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Lecture 06

Philosophical Issues in Behavioural Science

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challenge

Discover why people act,
individually and jointly.

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problem of action problem of joint action we don't need shared intention we do need shared intention Bratman's planning theory Pacherie's team reason- ing theory ??? } } decision theory game theory limits -- hi-lo, prsnr's dlmma team reasoning
Any questions about where we have been. Does this all make sense? Do you remember enough about what shared intention is?
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These are the questions you would want to answer if you were going to pursue team reasoning.
[nb: am going to recap team reasoning later]

1. What is team reasoning? ✓

2. [background] aggregate subjects ✓

3. How might team reasoning be used in constructing a theory of shared intention? ✓