Visuospatial perspective taking (VSPT) concerns the ability to understand something about
the visual relationship between an agent or observation point on the one hand and a target …

Individuals with borderline personality disorder (BPD) have shown a negativity bias,
whereas the general population has shown a positivity bias in their trustworthiness appraisal …

Reciprocal self‐disclosure has reportedly been associated with increased interpersonal
trust. However, existing research mainly focuses on online disclosure between …

Level-2 visuo-spatial perspective-taking is an embodied process during which the
perspective-taker mentally simulates a movement of his or her body into the location of the …

Tension between doctors and patients as a social problem has existed for a long time; thus
far, there is no good solution. From the perspective of trust between doctors and patients …

Depression is marked by rigid thinking and the inability to generate different and more
positive views on the self. The current study conceptualises this a perspective-taking deficit …

Previous research has generally shown that people's decisions conform to the four-fold
pattern of prospect theory; that is, people over-weight prospects with small probabilities and …

We investigate when, why, and for whom information regarding the treatment of unfamiliar
employees—those with whom consumers have had no prior contact—is most likely to affect …

Abstract Level-2 visuo-spatial perspective-taking (VPT) helps us to understand how the
world appears for another person. The process has been linked to conceptual forms of …

Purpose Several studies have demonstrated that perspective-taking can foster interpersonal
trust. However, few studies have explored the effect of social perspective-taking on …