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What kind of understanding does a behavioural model provide? Warrants for prediction, process and intervention
Behavioural models are used to forecast outcomes, interpret psychological processes and assess interventions. We develop an account of model warrant centred on the claim being made: a defeasible justification tied to a specified inference, its target conditions and the assumptions connecting a model
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