Volume X
References
Every work cited in “Biases and Their Influence”, as listed in the original edition. Click a year cited in the text to see the work; here you can see which chapters cite each one.
- ARISTOTLE. Nicomachean ethics, New York: Standard Ebooks, 2021 [ca. 330 BC]. Cited in: ch. 2
- BAUMANN, T. Avoiding the worst final: how to prevent a moral cathastrophe. Center for Reducing Suffering, 2022. Cited in: ch. 3
- BOSTROM. N. Are You Living in a Computer Simulation? Philosophical Quarterly., v. 53, n. 211, p. 243‐255, 2003. Cited in: ch. 3
- CAVIOLA, L.; FAULMÜLLER, N.; EVERETT, J. A. C.; SAVULESCU, J.; KAHANE, G. The evaluability bias in charitable giving: Saving administration costs or saving lives? Judgment and Decision Making, v. 9, p. 303-315, 2014. Cited in: ch. 2, ch. 3, ch. 6
- CUNHA, L. C. Uma breve introdução à ética animal: desde as questões clássicas até o que vem sendo discutido atualmente. Curitiba: Appris, 2021. Cited in: ch. 1
- CUNHA, L. C. Razões para ajudar: o sofrimento dos animais selvagens e suas implicações éticas. Curitiba: Appris, 2022. Cited in: ch. 2
- DAVIDOW, B. Why Most People Don't Care About Wild-Animal Suffering. Essays on Reducing Suffering, 11 nov. 2013. Cited in: ch. 2
- FISHCOUNT. Numbers of farmed fish slaughtered each year. Fishcount: Reducing suffering in fisheries, 2019. Cited in: ch. 1
- GAUCHER D; HAFER C.L.; KAY A.C.; DAVIDENKO N. Compensatory rationalizations and the resolution of everyday undeserved outcomes. Personality Social Psychology Bulletin, v.36, p. 109-18, 2010. Cited in: ch. 2
- GAZE, E. C. Debunking the Dunning-Kruger effect – the least skilled people know how much they don’t know, but everyone thinks they are better than average. The Conversation: Academic rigor, journalistic flair, 08 mai. 2023. Cited in: ch. 4
- GREIG, K. Effects of farmed animal advocacy messaging on attitudes towards policies and decisions affecting wild animal suffering. Animal Charity Evaluators, 05 abr. 2017. Cited in: ch. 2
- HORTA. About Strategies. Youtube, 13 set. 2013.
- HORTA, O. TERAN, D. Six Methods in Ethics: In Defense of Giving Non-Lexical Priority to Higher Level Intuitions. Ethical Perspectives, v. 28, p. 181-200, 2021. Cited in: ch. 3
- KAHNEMAN, D. Thinking, fast and slow. New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2011. Cited in: ch. 1, ch. 2, ch. 6
- KAHNEMAN, D. Rápido e devagar: duas formas de pensar. Rio de Janeiro: Objetiva, 2012. Cited in: ch. 1, ch. 2, ch. 3, ch. 4, ch. 6
- LEVIN, J. Functionalism. In: ZALTA, E. N.; NODELMAN, U. (orgs.). The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2023. Cited in: ch. 3
- LICHTENSTEIN, S; FISCHHOFF, B; PHILLIPS, L D. Calibration of probabilities: The state of the art to 1980. In KAHNEMAN, D; SLOVIC, P; TVERSKY, A (orgs.). Judgment Under Uncertainty: Heuristics and Biases. Cambridge University Press, 1982, p. 306–334. Cited in: ch. 4
- MARTIN, S.; MARKS, J. Who we listen to, who we don't and why. Behavioral Economics Guide, 13 jun. 2019.
- MIRALLES, A.; RAYMOND M.; LECOINTRE, G. Empathy and compassion toward other species decrease with evolutionary divergence time. Scientific Reports v. 9, n. 19555, 2019. Cited in: ch. 1
- MORTON, D. B. Sizeism. In: BEKOFF, M.; MEANEY, C. (orgs.) Encyclopedia of animal rights and animal welfare, p. 318, 1998. Cited in: ch. 1
- NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY & SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Numbers of insects (species and individuals). Encyclopedia Smithsonian, 2008. Cited in: ch. 2
- OUR WORLD IN DATA. Number of animals slaughtered for meat, World, 1961 to 2018. Our world in data, [s.l.], 2018. Cited in: ch. 1
- PILAT D.; SEKOUL K. Dunning–Kruger Effect. The Decision Lab, 18 ago. 2025 [2021]. Cited in: ch. 4
- RUSSELL, B. Stupidity Rules. In: RUSSELL, B. Mortals and Others: American Essays, 1931-1935, v. II, 1998.
- SANDERS, B. Global Animal Slaughter Statistics And Charts. Faunalytics, 10 out. 2018. Cited in: ch. 1
- TOMASIK, B. How Many Animals are There? Essays on Reducing Suffering, 07 ago. 2019. Cited in: ch. 2
- TOMASIK, B. Intention-Based Moral Reactions Distort Intuitions about Wild Animals. Essays on Reducing Suffering, 04 set. 2013. Cited in: ch. 2
- TOMASIK, B. Why digital sentience is relevant to animal activists. Animal Charity Evaluators. 03 fev. 2015. Cited in: ch. 1, ch. 3
- TOMASIK, B. Why Maximize Expected Value? Essays on Reducing Suffering, 07 abr. 2016 [2007]. Cited in: ch. 3
- WALDHORN, D. AUTRIC, E. Shrimp: The animals most commonly used and killed for food production. Rethink Priorities, 11 ago. 2023. Cited in: ch. 1
- VINDING, M. Animal Advocates Should Focus On Antispeciesism, Not Veganism. Magnus Vinding, 04 mai. 2020b.
- VINDING, M. Ten Biases Against Prioritizing Wild-Animal Suffering. Magnus Vinding, 02 jul. 2020a. Cited in: ch. 2