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CAN PREDICTIVE CODING EXPLAIN SELF-DECEPTION?

The paper discusses whether the prediction error minimization paradigm (PEM) can adequately account for self-deception. The problem seems to be that PEM, because it reduces its cognitive ontology to constructs such as precisions, predictions, and prediction errors without a separate category for motivational states, cannot account for motivationally biased reasoning. The paper discusses a potential response to this problem that is based on the distinction between personal and subpersonal levels of explanation.

Predictive coding ; self-deception ; personal/subpersonal explanation

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