Re:Age differences in learning from an insufficient represen...
by chendies on Tuesday August 16, 2016 @02:47PM
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Maybe older people are better at rationalizing low errors.
e.g. if there is a small error, older people can convince themselves that they were right and the world is wrong. (My reasoning was correct, but the answer was wrong by chance. Therefore I won't change my reasoning).
However, younger people are less able to rationalize these small errors, forcing them to accept the conclusion that they are wrong.
e.g. if there is a small error, older people can convince themselves that they were right and the world is wrong. (My reasoning was correct, but the answer was wrong by chance. Therefore I won't change my reasoning).
However, younger people are less able to rationalize these small errors, forcing them to accept the conclusion that they are wrong.