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The Institutional Stance

2024-04-29

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<p>Human success in constructing and navigating a complex social world is typically associated with the ability to interpret other people’s behavior in terms of mental states—a mentalistic stance. We argue that humans are endowed with a second equally powerful intuitive theory: an institutional stance that interprets social interactions in terms of structured institutional representations. In contrast to the menta...

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Literature Corpus work: 86c44e39-50f0-5b61-8335-8eb32ddc5074
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/pefsx

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