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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"social inference"”.
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The Recall and Use of Observed Behaviors and Inferred Traits in Social Inference Processes
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Organization in Social Inference: Is There a Schema for Judgments of Ability, Effort and Task Performance
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A modular adversarial approach to social recommendation
… thesis proposes a novel framework to incorporate social regularization for item recommendation. Social regularization grounded in ideas of homophily and influence appears to capture latent user preferences. However, there are two key challenges: first, the importance of a specific social link …
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The neural correlates of social and non-social decision-making in resolving complex, dynamic uncertainty
… uncertainty is a foundational challenge for social cognition research. Naturalistic stimuli are a powerful tool for modeling these processes, but the cognitive and neural dynamics that govern real-time appraisal during complex narratives remain underexplored. Across three studies, this …
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Social perception and neuropsychological deficits in mild cognitive impairment
Social perception is an important aspect of social communication. Accurate recognition of emotion is crucial to understanding how others are feeling, which in turn is important in developing and maintaining meaningful relationships. Difficulties in social perception may lead to feelings of …
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Depersonalization and Projection in Groups: Two Paths to Uncertainty Reduction
… of uncertainty reduction, (b) strength of inference, (c) strength of identification, (d) information processing time, and (e) perception of relative self-prototypicality and interchangeability. The proposed model is compared to previous integrative models. A 2 locus-of-uncertainty (group …