Expertise and Decision Support

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Mizrahi, M. 2013. Why Arguments from Expert Opinion are Weak Arguments. Informal Logic 33 (1): 57–79.

Mizrahi, M. 2016. Why Arguments from Expert Opinion are Still Weak: A Reply to Seidel. Informal Logic 36 (2):…

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Seidel, M. 2016. The Real Struggle: An Objective Notion of Expertise? Informal Logic 36 (2): 253–264.

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