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Context-dependent learning in social interaction: Trait impressions support flexible social choices

2020-06-15

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<p>How do humans learn, through social interaction, whom to depend on in different situations? We compared the extent to which inferred trait attributes—as opposed to learned reward associations previously examined in feedback-based learning contexts—could adaptively inform cross-context social decision making. In four experiments, participants completed a novel task in which they chose to “hire” other players to...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/symrj

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