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Latent motives guide structure learning during adaptive social choice

2020-06-08

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Predicting the behavior of others is an essential part of human cognition that enables strategic social behavior (e.g., cooperation), and is impaired in multiple clinical populations. Despite its ubiquity, social prediction poses a generalization problem that remains poorly understood: We can neither assume that others will simply repeat their past behavior in new settings, nor that their future actions are entire...

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Literature Corpus work: 860ca5fa-6627-5357-8c60-e116f208d4b7
DOI: 10.1101/2020.06.06.137893

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