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File drawer report: Testing for spontaneously perceived joint affordances in an object-based compatibility task
Evidence from joint action research suggests that a suite of spontaneous cognitive and perceptual processes underpins our ability to coordinate with others. We tested whether people spontaneously perceive affordances (or action possibilities) for the dyad when a co-actor is present. To test this hyp
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