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Instrumental learning in social interactions: trait learning from faces and voices

2020-06-18

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<p>Recent research suggests that reinforcement learning may underlie trait formation in social interactions with faces (Hackel, Doll, & Amodio, 2015; Hackel, Mende-Siedlecki, & Amodio, 2020). The current study investigated whether the same learning mechanisms could be engaged for trait learning from voices. On each trial of a training phase, participants (N = 192) chose from pairs of human or slot machine...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/7awje

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