On September 5th and September 7th, the Young Scientists’ Forum will feature the following presentations:

• Mariangela Zoe Chocchiaro: Modeling peer disagreement in Aumann’s framework
• Hande Erkut: Social norms for generosity are domain dependent
• Stephan Jagau: Defaults, normative anchors, and the occurrence of risky and cautious shifts
• Antoine Marie: Why do humans objectify and sacralize moral demands? Explaining the evolution of moral rigidity by partner choice and honest signaling
• Nancy Abigail Nuñez Hernández: Argumentative theory of reasoning and the quest to overcome the confirmation bias and gain knowledge through deductive reasoning
• Andreas Reis: Collaborative Spatial Reasoning and Belief Revision
• Benjamin Sklarek: Legal Reasoning: Balancing of Basic Right Conflicts
• Eyal Tal: Discounting collective disagreement
• Zoi Terzopoulou: The Aggregation of Incomplete Opinions
• Georgina Torok: Rationality in joint action
• Qizhi Wang: Incorrect But Still Rational: A New Solution Concept
• John Wilcox: A Recipe for a Maximally Rational Collective: Insights from a Forecasting Research Program