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1 Social exchange reasoning
The Wason selection task is a logic puzzle on cards. 🚧TODO🚧 clarify
See also Jeffrey K. Bye, Psychology Classics: Wason Selection Task.
Over at the rhetoric notebook I quoted Henry Farrell summarising some social brain stuff: