Social Understanding is a theoretical construct within social cognition development that denotes the capacity to infer, interpret, and reason about the mental states, emotions, intentions, and social relationships of others in order to predict and navigate interpersonal behavior.
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Jackson Kytle, Albert Bandura · Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews · 1978 · 25.7K citations
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growth of interpersonal understanding
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