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social vs physical perception task TASK
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This fMRI task was devised by Fischer et al. (2013, PNAS). This stimuli from this task consists 10-s movies of two 2D dots moving as though they are physical objects, or as though they are interacting socially. Participants are asked to imagine as though they are looking down on the scene from above. They are asked to watch the dots, imagine the trajectory of one of the dots when it disappeared briefly, and indicate whether the final position of the hidden dot matches what they imagined.

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CONDITIONS

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