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Attribution and Motivationn now to the question of how a person infers the internal states of another. If Ken watched Nancy build a table, how would he decide whether or not she liked what she was doing? Or if Judy watched David type a manuscript, how would she decide whether or not he was motivated primarily by the pay or b

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