Titlebook: Origins of the Social Mind; Evolutionary and Dev Shoji Itakura (Associate Professor),Kazuo Fujita ( Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2008 De

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Differences Between Acting as if One Is Experiencing Pain and Acting as if One Is Pretending to Have“suffering pain,” “pretending to feel pain,” and “pretending not to feel pain.” Their performances were videotaped, and then rated by 46 (Study 1) and another 40 (Study 2) university students. Study 1 revealed that the less experience actors have, the easier it was for the participants to identify t

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Emergence of the Social Mind: Two Perspectivesmates and have evolved from earlier hominid species over the past five to seven million years. Therefore, we can postulate that our minds are part of a wider evolutionary pattern discernible from the minds of nonhuman animals. Many psychologists acknowledge the fact that modern evolutionary theory i

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Cooperation in Keas: Social and Cognitive Factorsome researchers believe that many large-brained animals develop an increasing ability to understand causal relationships on accumulating experience (Fujita, this volume; .; .), others warn to over-interpret the animal’s apprehension of cause-effect relations underlying the mainpulation of animate or

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Discovering Mind: Development of Mentalizing in Human Childreninciples and the “principle of contact.” To explain the contact principle, they used the habituation procedure and showed that infants tended to assume that an object, if it moves, should have been set in motion by the push from another object (or person). On the other hand, there is no need to appl