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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Mentalising"”.
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Asthma, caregiving and mental health : the mind keeps the score
… participants´ socio-demographic characteristics, mentalising ability, family functioning, anxiety, depression and hypomanic symptoms. The aim was to further explore the association between caregivers´mentalising capacity and self-reported mental health symptoms. Sequential linear regression models …
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The embodied mind: A journey through the “soma” to reach the “psyche”
… another variable believed to be involved: mentalising. Method: A cross-sectional, questionnaire-based, between-groups design was employed and a measure of mentalising was compared in individuals presenting with eating disorders and in individuals presenting with eating disorders and …
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Cognitive, social and emotional processes in unawareness of illness following stroke
… person perspective taking in visual-spatial and mentalising tasks; (iii) anosognosia is modulated by 'other' referent and 3rd person verbal and visual perspective taking. These experimental findings on the role of emotion and social processes in AHP were in turn used to develop a rehabilitation …
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Interpersonal influences in human visual attention: from behaviour to EEG.
… (e.g., linked to response inhibition, or mentalising/monitoring others). The current thesis made the first attempt to place dual attention as a bridge between the general shared attention perspective (Stheynberg 2015) and the overt behavioural interplay characterising joint attention and …
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THEORY OF MIND, EMPATHY, AND IDENTITY PROCESSING STYLE: EXAMINING INTERRELATIONSHIPS AND ADVANTAGES OF ACTING EXPERIENCE
Theory of Mind (ToM) is often defined as “the ability to reason about mental states, such as beliefs, desires, and intentions, and to understand how mental states feature in everyday explanations and predictions of people’s behavior” (Apperly, 2012, p. 825). Recent research has introduced questions …