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Examining Social Attribution in LLM Reasoning: A Theory-Guided Probing Methodology
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly deployed in sociotechnical systems where social attribution, the reasoning process attributing external events to the causes and reasons of agents' social behaviors, plays a critical role. These processes involve judgments of social cause, responsibility
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