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Refining and Testing “Counterintuitiveness” in Virtual Reality: Cross-Cultural Evidence for Recall of Counterintuitive Representations

Ryan G. Hornbeck Centre for Anthropology & Mind, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
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Justin L. Barrett School of Psychology, Fuller Theological Seminary
Pages 15-28 | Published online: 14 Dec 2012

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