Statistical information about preferences influences social affiliation

Natalia Vélez; Sophie Elizabeth Colby Bridgers; Hyowon Gweon

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Description: This project examines whether children and adults use information about how common a preference is in a population in order to draw social inferences.

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Rare preference effect: Statistical information influences affiliation judgments

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Shared preferences---liking the same things---form bonds between individuals. However, not all shared preferences are equally meaningful. Here we find...

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