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work_epio7yhwh5hg5ncfajqy7brcue	Jan Sprenger	The objectivity of Subjective Bayesianism	2018	27	.pdf	application/pdf	8625	702	55	Urbach, 2006; Lee and Wagenmakers, 2013): empirical evidence informs (prior) degrees of belief, but it is usually not sufficient to determine them in a uniquely rational scientific objectivity: the subjective elements in Bayesian reasoning, above all the choice Value-Free Objectivity Values and subjective judgments are banned from the process of scientific reasoning (e.g., in assessing theories on the basis of observed Subjective Bayesian inference violates concordant objectivity because different scientists typically use different priors The failure of Subjective Bayesianism with respect to value-free objectivity may be Pearson, 1967; Mayo, 1996), I focus on the most widespread one: Null Hypothesis Significance Testing (NHST), and the use of p-values for quantifying statistical evidence. In other words, phrasing a scientific inference problem in terms of NHST introduces a value judgment by ruling out the possibility of evidence in favor of the null statistical inference, such as Objective Bayesianism, and other varieties of frequentist	./cache/work_epio7yhwh5hg5ncfajqy7brcue.pdf	./txt/work_epio7yhwh5hg5ncfajqy7brcue.txt