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Reasons for disputes in high conflict families
Journal of Family Studies, 2011Ongoing high conflict disputes between parents about the arrangements for children after parental separation are costly for parents and for the court system, and damaging to children. This study involved 80 parents (45 families) who attended a contact orders program following disputes over contact, mostly by court order; 20 parents participated in an ...
Judy Cashmore
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Thinking & Reasoning, 2014
Following the assumptions of the mental model theory and its account of moral judgements, we argue for a main role of reasoning in moral judgements, especially in dealing with moral conflicts. In four experiments, we invited adult participants to evaluate scenarios describing moral or immoral actions.
Monica Bucciarelli, Margherita Daniele
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Following the assumptions of the mental model theory and its account of moral judgements, we argue for a main role of reasoning in moral judgements, especially in dealing with moral conflicts. In four experiments, we invited adult participants to evaluate scenarios describing moral or immoral actions.
Monica Bucciarelli, Margherita Daniele
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Deontic Closure and Conflict in Legal Reasoning
2019We identify some legal reasoning patterns concerning deontic closure and conflicts in defeasible deontic logics. First, whether the logic allows the derivation of permissions from conflicting norms. Second, whether the logic treats norms as closed under logical implication. We suggest appropriate approaches for legal settings.
Guido Governatori, Robert Mullins
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Reasoning about goals to resolve conflicts
[1993] Proceedings International Conference on Intelligent and Cooperative Information Systems, 2002A mechanism is presented for negotiating to resolve conflicts that arise when autonomous agents need to agree on a collection of operations in order to achieve a goal. These conflicts arise when the agents have different policies as to which operations are acceptable.
Nancy D. Griffeth, Hugo Velthuijsen
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Normative conflicts in legal reasoning
Artificial Intelligence and Law, 1992This article proposes a formal analysis of a fundamental aspect of legal reasoning: dealing with normative conflicts. Firstly, examples are illustrated concerning the dynamics of legal systems, the application of rules and exceptions, and the semantic indeterminacy of legal sources. Then two approaches to cope with conflicting information are presented:
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Reasons for Conflict and Prospects for the Future
2002The reasons for ethnic conflict are many and various. In the summary that follows, a broad, general division into five categories will be used, namely material, intellectual, political, cultural, and finally, psychological. We shall begin on solid ground with the material reasons.
Fowkes Ben
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2017
This chapter confronts ‘the profoundest problem in ethics’ — in which we always have most reason to do our duty, by doing whatever would be impartially best, and that we always have most reason to do whatever would be best for ourselves. These beliefs imply that, when one act would be impartially best but another act would be best for ourselves, we ...
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This chapter confronts ‘the profoundest problem in ethics’ — in which we always have most reason to do our duty, by doing whatever would be impartially best, and that we always have most reason to do whatever would be best for ourselves. These beliefs imply that, when one act would be impartially best but another act would be best for ourselves, we ...
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Legal Reasoning And Political Conflict
Choice Reviews Online, 1996Abstract The most glamorous and even glorious moments in a legal system come when a high court recognizes an abstract principle involving, for example, human liberty or equality. Indeed, Americans, and not a few non-Americans, have been greatly stirred--and divided--by the opinions of the Supreme Court, especially in the area of race ...
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Reasoning Under Conflicts in Smart Environment
2017This paper addresses the problem of reasoning under conflicts within rule-based systems. Nowadays, using logical rules to infer knowledge, express restrictions and so on has shown a great interest in several domains which makes rule-based systems very popular.
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