Credal Norms

Credal norms are a way to represent how confident we are about certain beliefs or rules, especially when we’re uncertain. Instead of accepting a statement as absolutely true or false, credal norms allow us to consider a range of possible beliefs, capturing uncertainty explicitly. They are used in decision-making and reasoning to handle incomplete or ambiguous information systematically. Think of them as flexible guidelines that reflect varying degrees of confidence, enabling more nuanced and robust conclusions in complex situations.