 Other work has considered probabilistic opinion pooling with general (i.e., non-algebra) agendas (Dietrich and List 2017) and with imprecise probabilities (Stewart and Ojea Quintana 2018), as well as more general forms of attitude aggregation, which subsume binary judgment aggregation, probability/credence aggregation, and Arrovian preference aggregation as special cases (e.g., Dietrich and List 2010b; Dokow and Holzman 2010c).