Believing What You're Told: Politeness and Scalar Inferences

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RT @VBambini: “Some people hated your speech”: Politeness and epistemic vigilance effects on scalar inferences. Nice study by Mazzarella, T…

“Some people hated your speech”: Politeness and epistemic vigilance effects on scalar inferences. Nice study by Mazzarella, Trouche, @hugoreasoning and @Irastamon, replicating and extending results from @JFBonnefon #ExperimentalPragmatics https://t.co/ScS

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