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Attentional Orienting Rather Than Spontaneous Perspective Taking: A Mirror-Reflection Dot Perspective Task Reveals Submentalizing

2025-10-01

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> To establish whether humans possess a rapid implicit mentalizing system enabling efficient social interaction, researchers have extensively investigated spontaneous visual perspective taking using paradigms such as the dot perspective task. Yet the validity of this task has been challenged by the submentalizing account, which attributes the observed consistency effects to domain-gener...

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Literature Corpus work: b2176012-4d8a-5255-9889-a2c21b24f8b9
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-7647599/v1

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