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work_yzyekno6lzh6dkbjdtjxlhprnu	David Christensen	Preference-Based Arguments for Probabilism	2001	22	.pdf	application/pdf	9989	609	58	The most natural way of applying the principle of deductive consistency to degrees of belief is provided by probability theory. Probabilism-Representation Theorem Arguments and Dutch Book Arguments-depend crucially on positing certain connections between beliefs and preferences, which are not clearly within the epistemic domain. Probabilism: Ideally rational agents have probabilistically coherent degrees of belief. Of course, we cannot simply posit that such an agent's preferences maximize EU relative to her beliefs and utilities. We may maintain such a principle while acknowledging the psychological possibility of a certain amount of dissonance between an agent's degrees of belief and her preferences, even when 2. An agent's degrees of belief sanction as fair monetary bets at odds While other versions see a definitional or metaphysical connection between an agent's degrees of belief and her bet-evaluations, the A simple agent's degrees of belief sanction as fair monetary bets agent's degrees of belief and her preferences.	./cache/work_yzyekno6lzh6dkbjdtjxlhprnu.pdf	./txt/work_yzyekno6lzh6dkbjdtjxlhprnu.txt