… is important for thinking about others' minds. Under this aspect, the patients with FLE are
quite different from those with behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia, who are not able to …

… across the right frontal cortex, peaking in the inferior frontal gyrus, … found social terms such
as theory of mind, mentalizing, and mental … Although theories proposed several variants of this …

Abstract Theory of Mind (ToM)—the intuitive theory by which people understand others’ actions
in terms of their beliefs, desires, and emotions—undergoes dramatic change in childhood…

We investigated in a sample of non-clinical adults the association between Theory of Mind (ToM)
and Executive Functions (EFs), that is the set of skills that allow people to control and …

… in Contents or Location variants. In the Contents task, greater working memory may be
required to hold in mind the various contents and select the correct response among them. …

Introduction: Although there are plenty of studies on affective or cognitive theory of mind (ToM)
in Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), few have investigated both these dimensions and even …

… It is well established that the behavioral variant of frontotemporal dementia can undermine
… The following descriptors were used in the review process: theory of mind or mentalizing and …

… Here we consider the implications of planning for why people have Theory of Mind and
how it is structured. First, Theory of Mind is a single unified causal model that can be used to …

The use of social tasks in the neuropsychological assessment of the behavioral variant of
frontotemporal dementia (bvFTD) is at present not required by diagnostic guidelines, despite …

Theory of Mind (ToM) is a multifaceted skill set which encompasses a variety of cognitive
and neurobiological aspects. ToM deficits have long been regarded as one of the most …