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Integrating expectations and outcomes: Preschoolers’ developing ability to reason about others’ emotions

2018-08-07

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<p>People's emotional experiences depend not only on what actually happened, but also on what they thought would happen. Inferring others' expectations and how these expectations influence others' emotions is an important aspect of human social intelligence, allowing us to understand how others feel even when outcomes are uninformative and expectations are not explicitly communicated. Prior work suggests an abstra...

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2f914ac0-5122-5e45-a6de-93a4945ff44d
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10.31234/osf.io/782uq
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