Theory of Mind(English)
- a term used to explain a related set of intellectual abilities that enable us to understand that others have beliefs, desires, plans, hopes, information, and intentions that may differ from our own. Various neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism spectrum disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, developmental language disorders, and schizophrenia, as well as acquired disorders of the right brain (and traumatic brain injury) impair ToM. It is a composite function, which involves memory, joint attention, complex perceptual recognition (such as face and gaze processing), language, executive functions (such as tracking of intentions and goals and moral reasoning), emotion processing-recognition, empathy, and imitation
- AD, ADHD, aDMN, AgCC, ASD, BOLD, bvFTD, CI, EA, FTD, FTLD, gICA, GM, IA, MANCOVA, MMSE, PCA, RSN, SET, SPM, TBI, VBM
- Paradigm or theory, Emotional aspects, Memory, Ethics, Brain (dys)function, Post-traumatic state, Medical imaging
- https://doi.org…b013e318212c177
- https://doi.org…psyg.2017.00094
- https://doi.org…icl.2015.08.012