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Human similarity judgments reveal fine-grained representations of relationships and actions in dynamic social scenes
How does the human mind organize dynamic social scenes? Existing accounts typically rely on pre-defined social-affective or action-based taxonomies, yet whether humans use these dimensions to structure their representations remains largely unknown. We collected 53,223 odd-one-out triplet similarity
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