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Spatial perspective-taking in conversation
Cognition, 1993Speakers can describe the locations of objects from their own perspective ("on my left" or "on the left"), their addressee's ("on your right" or "on the right"), or some perspective that avoids choosing one or the other person ("closer to both of us").
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The Development of Spatial Perspective Taking
1989Publisher Summary Children's solutions to spatial problems pose an intriguing puzzle in development. For some time, difficulties with such tasks have been thought to index a pervasive characteristic of children's thought, called “egocentrism,” but recent research has shown clearly that at least by 2 years of age, children are not egocentric in the ...
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Current understanding of developmental changes in adolescent perspective taking
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2022Miriam Hollarek, Nikki C Lee
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The link between perspective-taking and prosociality — Not as universal as you might think
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2022Claudia Sassenrath +2 more
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Perspective Taking: Reducing Prejudice Towards General Outgroups and Specific Individuals
Group Processes and Intergroup Relations, 2009Margaret Shih, Amy Bucher
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