In epistemic decision theory, on the other hand, we evaluate credence functions: it is credence functions that have epistemic disutilities at worlds.
"We actually had a scene, which we cut, which was Credence going to a boat, to get on a boat somewhere else," says the producer.
Perhaps it thought it was a credence and not a credenza at all, one that had fallen, in the manner of an unlucky angel, to the blasphemous station of a mere sideboard.
They hold that Naive Dominance (or, perhaps, Undominated Dominance) is the correct principle when the options are credence functions, even though it is not the correct principle when the options are actions.
Without these three investment vehicles, Incite would be similar to any other venture fund, yet with them, there's credence behind their professed patience.
Tara: Of course there's credence that Ali's been A all along but let's be honest: there's credence that every Liar has been A, and almost every person in Rosewood.
At present, the default situation in many developing countries is that pharmaceuticals are credence goods the buyer must take their quality on faith.
And because drugs are such an intoxicating topic for the media, they'll print virtually anything, especially if it's given credence by the police.
The film is based on a legend, but it is given credence by at least two texts that assert Anarkali's existence during the historical period of the greatest monarch of the Mughal Empire, Emperor Akbar (1556 1605).
On the plus side, if journalism initially gave Wakefield much too much credence, it was also by the work of journalists that the extent of the research's failings were brought to public attention.
