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Biology, society, or choice: How do non-experts interpret explanations of behaviour?

2022-11-07

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<p>Explanations for human behaviour can be framed in many different ways, from the social-structural context to the individual motivation down to the neurobiological implementation. We know comparatively little about how people interpret these explanatory framings, and what they infer when one framing rather than another is made salient. In four experiments, UK general-population volunteers read vignettes describi...

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10.31234/osf.io/2z5h9
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