Egocentrism is a hallmark of human mentalizing endeavours. People frequently use their
own minds as a point of departure when generating inferences about the minds of others …

Since little is known about the exact pattern of social cognitive impairments related to
behavioral addictions, the aim of the PRISMA-oriented review was to (i) provide an overview …

The self–other distinction (SOD) is a process by which humans disentangle self from other-
related mental representations. This online study investigated two unresolved questions:(i) …

The self-matching task (SMT) is widely used to investigate the cognitive mechanisms
underlying the self-prioritization effect (SPE), wherein performance is enhanced for self …

Perception-action coupling is a fundamental process that involves the processing of other
people's actions and the integration of those actions into one's own motor planning. It is …

Past research has yielded conflicting findings concerning socio-cognitive deficits in
individuals with autistic traits. This raises the fundamental question whether autistic traits …

The tendency to automatically imitate others' behavior is well documented. Successful
interactions with others require some control of automatic imitation, but the nature of these …

People sometimes commit 'egocentric errors', failing to ignore their own perspective when
interpreting others' communication. Training imitation‐inhibition, when participants perform …

In social interactions, emotional biases can arise when the emotional state of oneself and
another person are incongruent. A person's ability to judge the other's emotional state can …

In psychology, self-representation is widely held to guide our cognition and action. Self-
relevant stimuli typically enhance our attention, perception, memory, and decision-making. A …