Visuospatial perspective taking (VPT) refers to the process of mentally representing a
viewpoint different from one's own. It is related to mental rotation and theory of mind and …

Objective The capacity to take another person's visual perspective is pivotal for solving
mindreading tests, such as Theory of Mind (ToM) tasks, but most of them heavily rely on …

Introduction Either Developmental Visuospatial Disorder (DVSD) and Developmental
Coordination Disorder (DCD) present with difficulties in visuospatial processing, even …

What would a theory of visuospatial perspective taking (VSPT) look like? Here, ten
researchers in the field, many with different theoretical viewpoints and empirical …

When participants (Pps) are presented with stimuli in the presence of another person, they
may consider that person's perspective. Indeed, five recent ERP studies show that the …

Understanding what others are doing is a fundamental aspect of social cognition and a skill
that is arguably linked to visuospatial perspective taking (VPT), the ability to apprehend the …

Background Spatial abilities are fundamental cognitive abilities, have direct applications in
daily life, serve as a cognitive foundation for many other complex skills and are used in …

Current studies in the domain of cognitive neuroscience are devised to ensure a high signal-
to-noise ratio. Measures from numerous participants are averaged to allow for …

Self-other distinction (SOD) is a process, with which we disentangle self-from other-related
mental representations. This online study investigated two unresolved questions:(1) whether …

The aim of this thesis is to contribute to our understanding of individual differences in visual
perception, specifically in autistic and ADHD traits as well as associated diagnosed groups; …