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The Egocentric Logic of Preferences [PDF]
Proceedings of the Thirty-First International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2022 The paper studies preferences of agents about other agents in a social network. It proposes a logical system that captures the properties of such preferences, called "likes". The system can express nested constructions "agent likes humbled people", "agent likes those who like humbled people", etc.
Junli Jiang, Pavel Naumov
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Egocentric Error and the Construct of Egocentrism
The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1976It was hypothesized that perception errors on a task requiring Ss to take different viewpoints could be explained in terms of response bias. Four hundred ten first graders, 421 fifth graders, and 260 undergradutaes' error patterns on 39 board/block adaptations of Piaget's three-mountain task were examined with respect to their front, opposite, and ...
J, Eliot, C M, Dayton
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Child Development, 1967
This paper describes the different forms of egocentrism characteristic of each of the major stages of cognitive growth outlined by Piaget. Particular attention is paid to the egocentrism of adolescence which is here described as the failure to differentiate between the cognitive concerns of others and those of the self.
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This paper describes the different forms of egocentrism characteristic of each of the major stages of cognitive growth outlined by Piaget. Particular attention is paid to the egocentrism of adolescence which is here described as the failure to differentiate between the cognitive concerns of others and those of the self.
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Egocentrism and classroom adjustment
Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 1978This study examined the relationship between persistent egocentrism and adjustment status in normal school children. Fifty-three fourth-graders (33 males, 20 females) were administered measures of egocentrism and peer sociometric status, and indices of classroom adjustment were obtained from teachers.
A A, Burka, D S, Glenwick
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Egocentrism and Conformity in Childhood
The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1975Fifty-two grade one children were tested on measures of communicative egocentrism and conformity. Contrary to Hartup's suggestion that egocentric children are not as likely to conform as less egocentric children, the results indicated the reverse. A three stage hierarchy of decentration skills was postulated to explain the conformity data.
M C, Tierney, K H, Rubin
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