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How do humans learn about other people? Incorporating social knowledge structures into computational models

2021-05-03

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<p>To navigate social interactions successfully, humans need to continuously learn about the personality traits of other people (e.g., how helpful or aggressive is the other person?). However, formal models that capture the complexities of social learning processes are currently lacking. In this study, we specified and tested potential strategies that humans could employ for learning about others. Standard reinfor...

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96dd548c-36f6-529e-8b58-4eaf840de732
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10.31234/osf.io/tfaw9
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