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  • Attention and stimulus structure interact during ensemble encoding of facial expression

    Attention and stimulus structure interact during ensemble encoding of facial expression

    Here, we evaluate ensemble reconstructions from Experiments 2 and 3 (n = 76) based on their similarity to relevant stimuli. This approach aims to describe the visual content of the reconstructions and the factors which impact it, beyond mere…

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  • When development constricts our moral circle

    When development constricts our moral circle

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  • Lecky, W. E. H. History of European Morals from Augustus to Charlemagne (D. Appleton, 1869).

  • Singer, P. The Expanding Circle (Princeton Univ. Press, 2011).

  • Rottman, J., Crimston, C. R. &…

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  • Precise individual measures of inhibitory control

    Precise individual measures of inhibitory control

  • Anderson, M. C. & Green, C. Suppressing unwanted memories by executive control. Nature 410, 366–369 (2001).

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  • Cook, P. B. & McReynolds, J. S. Lateral…

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  • Realizing multispecies justice through a capability approach to promote nature-based solutions

    Realizing multispecies justice through a capability approach to promote nature-based solutions

    Exploring multispecies capabilities using participatory workshops and engagement strategies in these novel ecologies cultivated acts of noticing43,44 among participants. This enabled them to better situate the connections between human-nonhuman…

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  • Why human–AI relationships need socioaffective alignment

  • Airoldi M (2022) Machine habitus: toward a sociology of algorithms. Polity Press, Cambridge, Medford, MA

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  • Akerlof GA, Shiller RJ (2010) Animal spirits: how human psychology drives the economy,…

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  • Investigating the relationship between luck beliefs causal attributions and well-being through a card game experiment

    Investigating the relationship between luck beliefs causal attributions and well-being through a card game experiment

    This study tested the following three hypotheses. In this section, we summarize and discuss the results of this study through the examination of the three hypotheses.

    Hypothesis 1

    First, Hypothesis 1 was supported. Even after controlling for…

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  • Soundscape co-governance for a healthy megacity

    Soundscape co-governance for a healthy megacity

    The Logical Framework and Basic Hypotheses are as follows:

    Stage1 (Risk Identification)

    Based on the FHHRA developed by EPA, and features of noise, this paper establishes the framework of risk identification under the view of ideal soundscape….

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