The brain processes social categories (stereotypes) differently from the way it processes other more general semantic knowledge. Activities that involve stereotyping activate additional processing for elaborating on the basic facts. @twitemp1 @o_guest @Sevens_2
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That paper is with freaking humans!


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I never ever work with animal data.
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hahahahaha. Give me 100 rats and pigs before a single human. They follow instructions!!! Pigs=pigeons, you would know this if you ever work with them
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Of course, but I actually just thought of
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WTF are you talking about?
Ahhh! I think I gotcha! Pigs... these are telling Ⓐ ⚑...
Bofia, pasma, los grises, picoletos, cachacos, .... - End of conversation
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Also I always think levels of analysis matter. They are the only way to understand a complex system (society, brains, etc.) and situating the discussion on a level or levels is paramount for scientific understanding/progress.

