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Social learning with a grain of salt

2023-05-10

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<p>Humans are remarkably effective social learners, with several recent studies formalizing this capacity using computational models. However, previous research has often been limited to tasks where observer and demonstrator share the same reward function. In contrast, humans can learn from others who have different preferences, skills, or goals. To study social learning under individual differences, we introduce...

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Literature Corpus work: d0780bdc-4dec-5fd1-ba52-ae2ada506b4f
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/c3fuq

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