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November 2022
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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.
September 2022
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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. [commentary on Jagiello et al.: Tradition and invention forthcoming in BBS].
... If we know that relationships are at play, we understand that bowing communicates a certain role in a relationship (A. P. Fiske & Schubert, 2012;Kajanus et al., 2019;Thomas, Radkani, et al., 2022 refer to Box 2). ...
November 2022
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
