Abstract In this paper I discuss the challenges of several authors to claims make in Decision Theory with a Human Face regarding relation between preference and choice, nature conditional desire, semantics conditionals, attitudes chances their role individuating prospects, belief change under growing awareness choice ambiguity

We study the effects of deliberation on epistemic social choice, in two settings. In first setting, group faces a binary decision analogous to Condorcet Jury Theorem. second members have probabilistic beliefs arising from their private information, and wants aggregate these way that makes optimal use this information. During deliberation, each agent discloses information persuade other agents h...

One kind of deliberation involves an individual reassessing the strengths of her beliefs in the light of new evidence. Bayesian epistemology measures the strength to which one ought to believe a proposition by its probability relative to all available evidence, and thus provides a normative account of individual deliberation. This can be extended to an account of individual judgement by treatin...