Used alongside empathy to name the problem of how one person perceives or understands another person's emotions.
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theory of mind
Used alongside empathy to name the problem of how one person perceives or understands another person's emotions.
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The standard identity model also fails to explain empathy or theory of mind, meaning how one person can perceive the emotions of others.
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"Or theory of mind. This isn't really theory, but it doesn't really help us explain how empathy works. Right? It doesn't really help us..."
"...escalation. Okay, this is a very important idea in my game theory mind. Control is more important than dominance, okay? Control is more important..."
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