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@proceedings{1777968, author = {Nenadalová, Jana}, booktitle = {Cultural Evolution Society Conference 2021, online, Sapporo, 9-11 June 2021}, keywords = {Feeling of sensed presence; predictive processing; agency detection; predator fear; sociocultural learning}, language = {eng}, title = {Sensing spirits and other dangerous beings : “Hardwired” intuitions, or cultural learning - or both?}, url = {https://www.chain.hokudai.ac.jp/CES2020/}, year = {2021} }
TY - CONF ID - 1777968 AU - Nenadalová, Jana PY - 2021 TI - Sensing spirits and other dangerous beings : “Hardwired” intuitions, or cultural learning - or both? KW - Feeling of sensed presence KW - predictive processing KW - agency detection KW - predator fear KW - sociocultural learning UR - https://www.chain.hokudai.ac.jp/CES2020/ N2 - In darkness and alone, humans fear various “unseen others” – ghosts, monsters, burglars, animals. Previously, I captured such intruder fear accompanied by the intuition of unseen humans’ presence: the “Unpleasant Feeling of Sensed Presence” (UFoP). Initially, Cognitive Science of Religion explained (supernatural) agents’ encounters through the (hyperactive) agency detection module. Following the current critique of cognitive modularity, I argue that it is more promising to think about agency detection in the context of the domain-general mechanism of cognition, the predictive processing. Predictive processing allows context-sensitive learning of respective predators relevant to different ecological and social settings without the need for agent-related fear’ innateness. However, I also argue that the basic fear of predators creeping in the shadows can be understood as a psychological adaptation, considered from Charles Darwin’s times. Therefore, I see ghosts and other scary agents as a product of two intertwined traits – genetically inherited prior schemata and socio-cultural learning, both equally manifesting in a psychological level of personal experience under the condition of uncertainty. In my paper, I will closely describe the presented theoretical argument and illustrate it empirically by the specific UFoP experience captured during my previous studies. ER -
NENADALOVÁ, Jana. Sensing spirits and other dangerous beings : “Hardwired” intuitions, or cultural learning - or both? In \textit{Cultural Evolution Society Conference 2021, online, Sapporo, 9-11 June 2021}. 2021.
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