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Cognitive tasks typically require the model to output inferences about others' mental states, where the answers have relatively clear correct references and can be directly compared with human annotations; behavioral tasks require the model to choose among several candidate persuasion strategies, where the answer space is more structured and closer to pattern recognition and strategy retrieval.
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