The Trace-Agency Gap: A One-Sided Identification Frontier for Behavioral Evidence and Reflective Endorsement
A One-Sided Identification Frontier for Behavioral Evidence and Reflective Endorsement.
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The question it belongs to
Does a trace establish endorsement?
The Trace-Agency Gap examines behavioral evidence and reflective endorsement through an identification frontier. It belongs to the broader research question of what observed actions permit us to infer.
What does the evidence leave open?
Partial identification describes situations in which the available evidence and stated assumptions restrict a quantity to a set of possible values, rather than determine one value. The width of that set expresses what remains unresolved.
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