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Person knowledge is independently encoded by allocentric and egocentric reference frames within separate brain systems

2023-09-09

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Humans spontaneously infer information about others to perceive the similarity in behaviors and traits among people in our social environments. However, evaluating the similarity among people can be achieved through multiple frames of reference: other-to-other differences (allocentric similarity) or self-to-other differences (egocentric similarity), which are difficult to dissociate with behavioral measures alone....

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b5f85cf8-5b26-54dc-a0d8-4e6998983ceb
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10.1101/2023.09.08.556952
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