From Goal Activation to Action: How Does Preference and Use of Knowledge Intervene?

Arthur B. Markman · C. Miguel Brendl · Kyungil Kim

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Abstract The folk psychology of action is fairly straightforward. An agent selects a goal it wants to accomplish. It seeks actions and objects that will allow the agent to bring about the goal. Th e items (e.g., objects, people,and activities) that the agent represents as instrumental for satisfying the goal are called goal-related items. Th ese items should be valuable to the agent. Items that block goal satisfaction are called goal- conflicting items.

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