Open erindb opened 5 years ago
we might also want to consider situations in which the balls are animate and have the capacity for self-propelled motion.
in this case, the following two descriptions would come apart:
"A moved fast right THEN A didn't move AND B moved fast" --> A stops when B starts to move but A didn't cause B's movement
"A moved fast right THEN A caused B to move" --> A caused Bs movement
If people have the option to describe the events in lower detail vs. using causal language, what do they do?
Videos with A on the left and B on the right where physics is purely elastic.
Give people a grammar of utterances where the following sentences (dropdown menus) can be linked with "and" or "then":
Reference-game style where distractor videos are unknown.
Questions: