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Depressive symptoms and use of perspective taking within a communicative context
Cognition and Emotion 27 (2):335-344 (2013)
Abstract
Our language system is ambiguous in that the same utterance can be interpreted in different ways depending on the intention of the speaker. For example, the phrase, “Nice job!” can be interpreted a...My notes
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