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Toward a Formalization of Human Intuitive Theories of Bodily Pain
artificial-intelligencecausal-reasoningcomputational-modelingpsychologyreasoningsocial-cognitiontheory-of-mind
Pain is a subjective experience that people sometimes communicate through words. How do observers, from family members to medical professionals, interpret these reports? We propose that people use causal inference to infer someone else's subjective pain experience, treating the pain experience as an
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