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Whodunnit? Inferring what happened from multimodal evidence

2024-05-28

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<p>Humans are remarkably adept at inferring the causes of events in their environment; doing so often requires incorporating information from multiple sensory modalities. For instance, if a car slows down in front of us, inferences about why they did so are rapidly revised if we also hear sirens in the distance. Here, we investigate the ability to reconstruct others' actions and events from the past by integrating...

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597cde0b-a4a4-5719-bf87-c90a3e34b65b
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10.31234/osf.io/gpzms
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