Belief-Behavior Consistency and Inconsistency: It’s Complicated

Joseph M. Pierre

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Does belief lead to behavior? At first glance, that premise is certainly consistent with folk intuition and our own subjective experience much of the time. We awaken in the morning because we belie...

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