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Across twenty-five experiments, imagining another person's viewpoint did not make people more accurate about that person. Asking them directly did.

Tal Eyal, Mary Steffel and Nicholas Epley, 2018 · psychologists testing perspective taking against perspective getting

Tal Eyal, Mary Steffel and Nicholas Epley: Across twenty-five experiments, imagining another person's viewpoint did not make people more accurate about that person. Asking them directly did.