The processes of linguistic construal, it is argued, are the same psychological processes involved in the processing of encyclopaedic knowledge and in perception.
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Errors may arise due to extrinsic factors, such as framing effects, or intrinsic ones, such as cognitive biases or construal level theory.
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Contemporary views on construal include the concepts of na�ve realism, the accessibility principle, and a focus on the idea of self-construal.
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Contemporary views on construal include the concepts of na�ve realism, the accessibility principle, and a focus on the idea of self-construal.
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Walton identifies a pretence construal whereby a person " pretends " to describe the real world, when actually describing a fictional world.
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Individuals who highlight interdependent self-construals want to avoid face loss as much as possible and want to feel welcomed by particular social groups.
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These aspects of consumer behaviors can be manipulated by the companies by knowing how the consumer thinks, and by changing the level of construal.
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Changes to observable values are attributed to "'agents "', amongst which the most important is the maker of the construal.
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In this way, animated construals can emulate program-like behaviours in which the intermediate states are meaningful and live to auditing by the maker.
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Construal level theory explains that self counterfactuals are more prevalent because the event in question is psychologically closer than an event in which others are involved.
