While the action observation and mentalizing networks are considered to play
complementary roles in understanding others' goals and intentions, they might be …

The neurocognitive bases of social cognition have been framed in terms of representing
others' actions through the mirror system and their mental states via the mentalizing network …

Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is a neurodegenerative disease that presents with profound
changes in social cognition. Music might be a sensitive probe for social cognition abilities …

Introduction Research has indicated that language and executive function relate closely to
first-order false belief reasoning, yet their roles in second-order false belief reasoning are …

Previous studies have shown that factivity is closely related to first-order false belief (FB).
However, whether the role of factivity in first-order FB extends to second-order FB remains …

False belief understanding (FBU) enables people to consider conflicting beliefs about the
same situation. While language has been demonstrated to be a correlate of FBU, there is …

The association between language and mathematics is an important debated topic. Here,
we proposed a structure correspondence hypothesis to explain under what conditions …

Previous studies have indicated that sentences are comprehended via widespread brain
regions in the fronto-temporo-parietal network in explicit language tasks (eg, semantic …

Predicting and inferring what other people think and feel (mentalizing) is central to social
interaction. Since the discovery of the brain's “mentalizing network,” fMRI studies have …

Introduction This study investigates P300 as a component for false belief and false statement
processing with and without a communicative context. The purpose is to understand why …