Contamination Cognition is a psychological construct that refers to the suite of cognitive mechanisms specialized for detecting cues of potential pathogen transmission in the environment, distinguishing it from general threat-detection systems by its specific sensitivity to substances or conditions associated with disease vectors, decay, or biological waste.
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Contamination sensitivity in young children.
Michael Siegal, David L. Share · Developmental Psychology · 1990 · 187 citations
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