Theory of Mind is a social ability that involves the attribution of mental states to oneself or to others. The brain regions underlying this ability are now well identified, with the medial prefrontal cortex at the core of this network. Its role and the functional interactions it maintains with the other regions of the theory of Mind are, however, still debated. Recent work has highlighted the importance of assessing theory of Mind in social situations that are close to everyday life. The aim of this thesis is to better understand the functioning of the networks and associated brain regions, with the medial prefrontal cortex at its center, and the cognitive mechanisms underlying theory of Mind in everyday social situations. In this work, we...
The capacity to accurately infer the thoughts and intentions of other people is critical for effecti...
This thesis presents a series of studies that examine the neural correlates of "theory of mind". Thi...
Baron-Cohen (1995) proposed that the theory of mind (ToM) inference system evolved to promote strate...
Theory of Mind is a social ability that involves the attribution of mental states to oneself or to o...
Theory of Mind is a social ability that involves the attribution of mental states to oneself or to o...
Theory of Mind is a social ability that involves the attribution of mental states to oneself or to o...
The fact that brain disorder can impair social interactions in different ways suggests that social c...
The notion that there is a 'social brain' in humans specialized for social interactions has received...
Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, 2...
Abstract: This meta-analysis explores the location and function of brain areas involved in social co...
The biological basis of social interaction is reviewed from the perspective of "how our brain makes ...
Social cognition in humans is distinguished by psychological processes that allow us to make inferen...
Successful social interaction relies on the ability to attribute mental states to other people. Prev...
Mechanisms of Theory of Mind Theory of Mind or Mentalising is the ability to make inferences about t...
The capacity to accurately infer the thoughts and intentions of other people is critical for effecti...
The capacity to accurately infer the thoughts and intentions of other people is critical for effecti...
This thesis presents a series of studies that examine the neural correlates of "theory of mind". Thi...
Baron-Cohen (1995) proposed that the theory of mind (ToM) inference system evolved to promote strate...
Theory of Mind is a social ability that involves the attribution of mental states to oneself or to o...
Theory of Mind is a social ability that involves the attribution of mental states to oneself or to o...
Theory of Mind is a social ability that involves the attribution of mental states to oneself or to o...
The fact that brain disorder can impair social interactions in different ways suggests that social c...
The notion that there is a 'social brain' in humans specialized for social interactions has received...
Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, 2...
Abstract: This meta-analysis explores the location and function of brain areas involved in social co...
The biological basis of social interaction is reviewed from the perspective of "how our brain makes ...
Social cognition in humans is distinguished by psychological processes that allow us to make inferen...
Successful social interaction relies on the ability to attribute mental states to other people. Prev...
Mechanisms of Theory of Mind Theory of Mind or Mentalising is the ability to make inferences about t...
The capacity to accurately infer the thoughts and intentions of other people is critical for effecti...
The capacity to accurately infer the thoughts and intentions of other people is critical for effecti...
This thesis presents a series of studies that examine the neural correlates of "theory of mind". Thi...
Baron-Cohen (1995) proposed that the theory of mind (ToM) inference system evolved to promote strate...