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Home arrow Year 2000 arrow Nº 215, enero-abril 2000 arrow Exploring ‘Theory of Mind’ in special population: the false belief task
Exploring ‘Theory of Mind’ in special population: the false belief task PDF Print E-mail
Written by Teresa Fernández De Vega e Isabel Lozano Guerra   
This study had two aims: first, evaluate a peculiar special population in the false belief task; and second, compare the results with other special populations (autistic and Down’s Syndrome population).  The task involved their ability to correctly understand memory / reality situations and also the ability to infer mental states of others. The findings support a mentalazing deficit for the experimental population. The results suggest that ‘theory of mind’ deficit is not a singular deficit for autistic people. Teresa Fernández De Vega e Isabel Lozano Guerra

Key words:
Mental state, Inference, Mental retardation, False belief.

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