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The Other Side of the Double Empathy Problem: Making Majority Social Cognition Visible as a Specific Regulatory Architecture

2026-03-19

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<p>Psychological classification depends on normative baselines against which variation in human behavior is interpreted. Yet these baselines often remain unexamined, embedding the cognitive assumptions of dominant populations into ostensibly universal descriptions of human functioning. This paper makes explicit the cognitive architecture underlying majority social cognition by synthesizing observations generated b...

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ee5ffbc6-d7d9-507e-b1f7-7456a3ae9d9e
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10.31234/osf.io/x9hs2_v2
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