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The Impact of Social Learning on Learning Traps
People often fall into learning traps where a false belief about the structure of the environment leads to under-exploration of rewarding options. Five studies (N = 1342) examined whether observation of decisions made by another learner facilitated escape from a trap or increased trap prevalence. In
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