The Social Brain 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyBiological PsychologyUniversityAll boards Created by: Meg FraserCreated on: 18-12-17 11:53 What is not a part of theory of mind? We are unable to reason and respond to other emotions etc. without external cues 1 of 19 What does Heider and Simmel's (1944) shape interaction show about humans? We attribute mental states onto objects because they are engaging in human like behaviour 2 of 19 What percentage of people does autism affect? 1% 3 of 19 What is mindblindness (Baron-Cohen, 1995)? Unable to represent others' mental states 4 of 19 At what age does theory of mind become manifested in joint attention in infants? 18 months 5 of 19 What is an example of joint attention in an infant? Looking where the parents finger then where they are pointing 6 of 19 What does early use of pointing predict? Language development 7 of 19 What are children with autism often impaired on as toddlers? Joint attention 8 of 19 What did Mitchell et al. (2004) find that the MPFC was activated by? Forming impressions of others 9 of 19 What activated the vMPFC the most? Thinking about similar others 10 of 19 What activated the dMPFC the most? Thinking about dissimilar others 11 of 19 What does the TPJ appear to be involved in? Reasoning about others 12 of 19 What does the extra striate body area respond to? Perception of bodies 13 of 19 What does the superior temporal sulcus play a role in? Detecting biological motion 14 of 19 What does the STS integrate biological motion with? Mental states 15 of 19 People with ASD are able to ______ the information but find it more difficult to interpret the _______ Process, meaning 16 of 19 What is the STS of autistic people not sensitive to? Intentional content of gaze shifts 17 of 19 What are the STS and TPJ involved in (Frith & Frith, 2006)? Monitoring gaze direction and perspective taking 18 of 19 What is the MPFC involved in? Anticipating others actions and sharing mental states 19 of 19
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