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Unveiling the Dot-perspective Task: Integrating Implicit-mentalistic with Sub-mentalistic Processes

2023-06-02

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Adults’ performances on the dot-perspective task showed a consistency effect: participants were slower to judge their own visual perspective when their own perspective and others’ perspective were different compared to when both perspectives were the same. This effect has been explained by two competing accounts. The implicit mentalising account suggests the effect arises from relatively automatic tracking of othe...

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Literature Corpus work: e3ca924e-5682-563e-bf48-707e8d031631
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2906602/v1

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