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Sit beside rather than face others: Influence of body orientation on psychological perspective-taking

2024-05-13

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<p>Taking others' psychological perspectives (PPT: inferring thoughts and mental states from others' viewpoints) is crucial in society. Clinical populations with PPT deficiencies struggle with social adaptation, and even the general population often fails to take others' perspectives, leading to interpersonal conflicts. Despite its significance, the ideal conditions for PPT have not been thoroughly investigated. H...

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b7783988-76fc-5f37-a6d1-ca3f579cd4eb
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10.31234/osf.io/nkxcm
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