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From action to interaction: Apes, infants, and the last Rubicon
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 711-712
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Reinterpreting behavior: A human specialization?
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 712-713
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Illusions of intentionality, shared and unshared
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 713-714
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Humans evolved to become Homo negotiatus . . . the rest followed
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 714-715
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Distinctive human social motivations in a game-theoretic framework
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 715-716
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Why not chimpanzees, lions, and hyenas too?
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 716-717
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Baby steps on the path to understanding intentions
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 717-718
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Lack of motivation to share intentions: Primary deficit in autism?
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 718-719
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“Einstein's baby” could infer intentionality
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 719-720
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Triadic bodily mimesis is the difference
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 720-721
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Authors' Response
In Search of the Uniquely Human
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- 25 October 2005, pp. 721-735
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