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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Mentalizing"”.
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Models for Satisficing Mentalizing
… of inferring these mental states, also called mentalizing, is highly complex since any number of possible mental states could explain certain behavior equally well. Nevertheless, humans’ general ability to perform complex mental state inference has been shown in a range of studies. At the same …
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Socially-Aware Machine Learning: Towards Leveraging the Relationship between Narrative Comprehension and Mentalizing
… suggests that exposure to narratives improves mentalizing, referring to the capacity to forecast and reason about others' mental states. Simultaneously, enhanced mentalizing abilities are closely linked to exhibiting improved narrative processing skills. The purpose of this dissertation is to …
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The Effect of Social Interaction on the Neural Correlates of Language Processing and Mentalizing
… the neural correlates of language processing and mentalizing. Regions associated with social engagement (i.e., dorsal medial prefrontal cortex) were more active during live interaction. Processing live versus recorded language increased activation in regions associated with narrative processing …
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Persuasiveness of artificial intelligence versus human influencers: The interaction between agent knowledge and message construal through mentalizing
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-08-01
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Component Neural Networks of Morality
… of morality - including emotion, value, and mentalizing - in isolation. This has resulted in an informal and disjointed model for the neural mechanisms of morality. This dissertation is concerned with more formally identifying neural components and their influences on each other in the …
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Applying Attachment Theory and the Wounded Healer Hypothesis to Clinical Psychology and Mental Health Counseling Graduate Students
… trauma in predicting specific components of mentalizing skills (i.e., affect consciousness, psychological mindedness, mindfulness, cognitive empathy and theory of mind) among therapists. Participants were 121 clinical psychology doctoral and master's in mental health counseling students (20 …
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Mentalizacija ankstyvoje paauglystėje ir jos sąsajos su prieraišumu, smurto patyrimu ir emociniais bei elgesio sunkumais /
Mentalizing is a multidimensional capacity to understand behavior of others and ourselves in terms of mental states, such as feelings, thoughts, desires, and beliefs (Luyten & Fonagy, 2015). Although is it suggested to be important in understanding both normal and disrupted development, the …
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Mentalization in early adolescence and its associations with attachment, abuse and emotional and behavioral difficulties /
Mentalizing is a multidimensional capacity to understand behavior of others and ourselves in terms of mental states, such as feelings, thoughts, desires, and beliefs (Luyten & Fonagy, 2015). Although is it suggested to be important in understanding both normal and disrupted development, the …
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To what extent do ‘processes of the mind’, consistent with evolutionary psychology, account for religious experiences involving the Trinity?
… proposes that integrating the model of the mentalizing mind into an evolutionary psychology of religion could offer fresh insights. The model might speculatively be used to offer a theistic account for experiences believed to involve God as Trinity, as well as accounting for some negative or …
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A Quantitative Neural Biomarker for Rejection Estimation: A Neuroeconomic Approach for Evaluating Theory of Mind
… the caudate and insula, were also active during mentalizing components of the task. Collectively, results suggest a novel role for expected-value computations in the development and maintenance of social phobia.
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Understanding the parental mind: Examining the stability of parental reflective functioning across the birth of a child and associations with maternal mind-mindedness
… parental RF and self-reported pre-mentalizing were relatively equal predictors of attachment security. However, only self-reported parental RF was correlated with parenting stress and maternal psychopathology. Finally, the third study directly compared parenting reflectivity and …
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Parent-child mutuality in the early school years
… focusing on indices of parent and child mentalizing in relation to dyadic mutuality. Here, cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses showed that, for boys (but not girls), variation in ToM at 5 years was a significant predictor of parent-child mutuality at 6 years. Finally, the third …
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Parental and grandparental stories of parent work in child psychotherapy, with families affected by mental health difficulties: a psychoanalytically informed narrative inquiry.
… emotions in the work; greater capacity for mentalizing becoming internalised and compassionate, non-judgemental attitudes being highly valued. Where participants expressed feelings of complaint, these focused on practical issues to do with travel and access, poor facilities in the clinical …
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Examining the Impacts of a Relational Savoring Intervention on Parental Reflective Functioning and Children’s Emotion Regulation Across Time
<p>The ability to regulate emotions is an important competency that enables goal attainment and maintenance of satisfying interpersonal relationships throughout life. Key to the development of healthy emotion regulation is the sensitivity of the caregiver. One internal mechanism underlying parents’ …