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Anthropic bias : observation selection effects in science and philosophy / by Nick Bostrom. p. cm. — (Studies in philosophy) Includes bibliographical references and index.

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These notes describe a version of the model presented by Comin and Gertler (2006) which integrates a theory of cycles and growth. The cycles they have in mind are ‘intermediate cycles’, which are frequencies of oscillation in the data that are lower than the 8 to 32 quarter frequencies conventionally associated with business cycles. In some respects, the model resembles the model of Romer that ...

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Expectations about an upcoming emotional event have the power to shape one s subsequent affective response for better or worse. Here, we used mediation analyses to examine the relationship between brain activity when anticipating the need to cognitively reappraise aversive images, amygdala responses to those images and subsequent success in diminishing negative affect. We found that anticipator...