The need for assessment of social skills in clinical and neurotypical populations has led to
the widespread, and still increasing use of the 'Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test'(RMET) …

Social neuroscience has traditionally focused on the functionality of gray matter regions,
ignoring the critical role played by axonal fiber pathways in supporting complex social …

The “Reading the Mind in the Eyes” Test (Eyes Test) is a widely used assessment of “theory
of mind.” The NIMH Research Domain Criteria recommends it as one of two tests for …

Covering faces with masks, due to mandatory pandemic safety regulations, we can no
longer rely on the habitual daily-life information. This may be thought-provoking for healthy …

There is a growing consensus that social cognition and behavior emerge from interactions
across distributed regions of the “social brain”. Researchers have traditionally focused their …

Abstract Language and theory of mind (ToM) are the cognitive capacities that allow for the
successful interpretation and expression of meaning. While functional MRI investigations are …

Age-related white matter hyperintensities (WMH) are a manifestation of white matter damage
seen on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). They are related to vascular risk factors and …

Over the past few years, considerable progress has been done in clarifying the neural
networks underlying mentalizing. However, although the cortical architecture of this function …

Recent evidence from axonal stimulation mapping studies suggests that at least two white
matter connectivities in the right hemisphere may be involved in face-based mentalizing, ie …

Humans have a remarkable ability to infer the mind of others. This mentalizing skill relies on
a distributed network of brain regions but how these regions connect and interact is not well …