Projecting Other People or “someone” in the Brain onto the Environment
プロジェクション科学 社会的な存在-他者-をプロジェクションする
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Volume:
26
Issue:
1
Page:
86-97
Publication year:
Mar. 01, 2019
JST Material Number:
L4140A
ISSN:
1341-7924
Document type:
Article
Country of issue:
Japan (JPN)
Language:
JAPANESE (JA)
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