… regard to the critical role of a mentalistic theory of behavior for human social interactions. …
ratings of positive social interactions continues the work on how a theory of mind might be …

… of theory of mind development for children’s social … of theory of mind development in children’s
social interaction. We … who have a well-developed theory of mind interact with others in a …

… Every day, humans engage in a wide variety of social interactions to achieve a diverse set
of social goals that include acquiring information, influencing a partner's behavior through, …

… of the limitations of the Theory of Mind approach to interaction compared to a conversation
… in interaction is a social matter, a consideration that is obscured by Theory of Mind and its …

… not always generalize to other social interactions. Even so, our results are consistent with
other findings that have shown that structured social interactions elicit adequate use of ToM …

… whether social interaction moderates age-related deterioration of theory of mind (ToM) …
19–102 with varying degrees of self-reported social interaction. It is hypothesized that as age …

… to return to the issue of how theory of mind should be defined. When defined in its broad
sense to include social interaction skills such as joint attention or social referencing, we have a …

… There is currently much interest in identifying a social brain: a circumscribed network of
brain regions specialized for the social domain. Mentalizing is one of a number of problems …

… in which participants are engaged in actual social interactions and compare our results with
… the first theory of mind imaging study to immerse participants in genuine social interactions. …

… That is, besides capacities for social interaction, we have capacities for social cognition. …
that our capacities for social interaction depend on such capacities for social cognition, or some …