Influence of membership in outgroups varying in competence and warmth on observers' Level‐2 visual perspective taking.
Visual perspective taking (VPT), the ability to adopt another person's viewpoint, entails two distinct processes, Level‐1 (L1)‐VPT and Level‐2 (L2‐VPT), referring to the ability to perceive whether and how a target sees an object, respectively. Whereas previous efforts investigated the impact of tar...
| Publicado en: | British Journal of Psychology Vol. 113; no. 4; pp. 938 - 960 |
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