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Non-instrumental actions can communicate roles and relationships, not just rituals
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 45:e269 (2022)
Abstract
Actions that do not have instrumental goals can communicate social goals that are not rituals. Many non-instrumental actions such as bowing or kissing communicate a commitment to or roles in dyadic relationships. What is unclear is when people understand such actions in terms of ritual and when they understand them in terms of relationships.Author's Profile
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