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Latent diversity in human concepts

2021-08-02

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<p>Many social and legal conflicts come down to differences in semantics. Yet, semantic variation between individuals and people’s awareness of this variation have been relatively neglected by experimental psychology. Here, across two experiments, we quantify the amount of agreement and disagreement between ordinary semantic concepts in thepopulation, as well as people’s meta-cognitive awareness of these differenc...

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Literature Corpus work: 1af5c7e2-83b9-5cef-ae3c-e12ac82ba38e
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/fb8s2

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