In the mood to get over yourself: mood affects theory-of-mind use.
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In the mood to get over yourself: mood affects theory-of-mind use.
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In the mood to get over yourself: mood affects theory-of-mind use.
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In the mood to get over yourself: mood affects theory-of-mind use.
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Benjamin A Converse
Boaz Keysar
Nicholas Epley
Shuhong Lin
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10.1037/A0013283
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2008-10-01T00:00:00Z