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Lexical search and social reasoning jointly explain communication in associative reference games

2024-01-21

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<p>Effective linguistic communication depends upon many different cognitive processes working together in concert. Yet our computational models of these processes are often developed in isolation, without considering how these processes fit together. In this work, we study a simplified variant of the popular board game Codenames, which highlights the integration of two important processes: (1) lexical retrieval an...

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f0247d92-148c-5a08-9776-52cae9069545
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10.31234/osf.io/3a9kq
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