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Yuning Jiang,Yacine Atif,Jianguo Dingnot persuaded by the justification they provide for these claims. Importantly, they recognize their own and others’ discomfort at the disagreement this causes. However, they do not revise their claims and the tenacity with which delusional claims are held can be striking. This is all the more intere

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Luisa Franchina,Guido Carlomagnong, what they believe or intend to do. One of the reasons why children with autism so frequently exhibit impaired social relatedness is because basic biological challenges — such as sensory over- and under-reactivity, social motivation and attentional failures — inhibit their ability to engage in th

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The Roots of Mindblindnessng, what they believe or intend to do. One of the reasons why children with autism so frequently exhibit impaired social relatedness is because basic biological challenges — such as sensory over- and under-reactivity, social motivation and attentional failures — inhibit their ability to engage in th

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‘Theory of Mind’: A Critical Commentary Continuedd. We argue that some of these key assumptions carry tacit but implausible conceptions of the nature and role of language in the acquisition of ‘Theory of Mind’. We seek to show that without these misconceptions the idea of a ‘Theory of Mind’ itself becomes superfluous.

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nge of positions on what it takes to relate to others as intentional beings. This book brings together disparate strands of ToM research, lays out historical roots of the idea and indicates better alternatives978-0-230-55274-6978-0-230-23438-3