… This paradox suggests a theory of mind (ToM) deficit in adults with ASD that has yet to be …
ToM judgments. We tested whether ASD adults would show atypical moral judgments when …

… The results indicated that, although children with ASD showed difficulties in both first-order
and second-order false belief tasks, their ability to make moral judgements was not impaired. …

… lower levels of moral reasoning and corresponding to Kohlberg's moral stage 1) to 400 (indicating
higher levels of moral reasoning and corresponding to Kohlberg's moral stage 4). The …

… extent to which moral judgment and theory of mind tasks recruit … children’s theory of mind,
moral judgment, and behavior. … , autism) or with perceptual impairments that restrict their ability …

… ie the deontological judgment. In the present study, we investigated moral judgment in adult
… /AS), a clinical population characterized by impairments in prosocial emotions and social …

… judgment may be related to impaired affective ToM, which has important clinical and
theoretical … to get a clearer picture of how moral judgment is impaired in this disease and how it …

… impairment in understanding others' mind hinders the development of an intent-based moral
judgment … of the relationship between theory of mind and moral reasoning could be inferred …

… prefrontal cortex lesions associated with ToM impairments were empirically shown to debilitate
… Ultimately, our results support the notion that moral reasoning is related to both seeing …

… In the following sections, we will first detail a working model of processes underlying the
ability to generate moral judgments of harmful actions in which emotional arousal, ToM …

… moral judgments is crucial for establishing the nature and the extent of their social impairments.
… Our aim was to assess whether ToM impairments of individuals with HFA/AS would affect …