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The implicit sense of agency is not a perceptual effect but is a judgment effect

Cognitive Processing, 2021
The sense of agency (SoA) is characterized as the sense of being the causal agent of one's own actions, and it is measured in two forms: explicit and implicit. In the explicit SoA experiments, the participants explicitly report whether they have a sense of control over their actions or whether they or somebody else is the causal agent of seen actions ...
Nagireddy Neelakanteswar Reddy
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Agency and Facial Emotion Judgment in Context [PDF]

open access: yesPersonality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2013
Past research showed that East Asians’ belief in holism was expressed as their tendencies to include background facial emotions into the evaluation of target faces more than North Americans. However, this pattern can be interpreted as North Americans’ tendency to downplay background facial emotions due to their conceptualization of facial emotion as ...
Kenichi Itô   +2 more
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How central are judgment and agency to epistemology?

Philosophical Studies, 2016
Ernest Sosa’s Judgment and Agency marks an important change from his earlier work in epistemology. While belief was at the center of his earlier approach to epistemological issues, a far more sophisticated mental state, judgment, plays the central role here.
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Probability judgments of agency: Rational or irrational?

Consciousness and Cognition, 2010
We studied how people attribute action outcomes to their own actions under conditions of uncertainty. Participants chose between left and right keypresses to produce an action effect (a corresponding left or right light), while a computer player made a simultaneous keypress decision.
Thomas, Schmidt, Vera C, Heumüller
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