More than a body: mind perception and the nature of objectification.
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Joshua Knobe | Lisa Feldman Barrett | Paul Bloom | Kurt Gray | Mark Sheskin | L. F. Barrett | Kurt Gray | P. Bloom | M. Sheskin | J. Knobe | Mark Sheskin
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