@misc{cogprints5661,
          volume = {28},
           title = {An Experimental Research on the pCI Rule and Causal Judgment (in Chinese)},
          author = {Z. F. Shao and J. Wang},
            year = {2005},
           pages = { 946--948},
         journal = {Psychological Science},
        keywords = {causal power, pCI, style of causal judgment},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/5661/},
        abstract = {This research examined the precision of the pCI rule through three experiments. The results show that first , the tendency of the subjects? casual judgments was basically similar to the pCI rule. But (a + d) / n predicted human?s casual judgments were even better; second, the increase of subjects? casual judgments was milder than the pCI rule, and the subjects needed time to construct their own way of judging relationship; finally, different people had different ways of causal judgments, and could be grouped into some categories.}
}

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