The literatures on social cognition and behavioral decision theory existed fairly independently throughout the last few decades. We argue that a fruitful interconnection is obtained by linking the two perspectives. Specifically, social cognition gets prescriptive power by connecting to behavioral decision theory, and behavioral decision theory gets a more complete understanding of human cognition by combining with social cognition. We outline recent attempts to make this connection and provide seeds for future research from this combination.
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