Conversely, the angular gyrus and the anterior cingulate have been shown previously to be involved in attention [ 71], and the anterior portion of the superior frontal gyrus has been implicated in theory of mind paradigms [ 26, 71].
In a correlational study with a normative sample (11 13 years), Sutton and colleagues [ 25] used an advanced theory-of-mind paradigm and found no evidence of link between the ability to infer others' thoughts/emotions and conduct problems (as measured by a self-report comprising all but one of the diagnostic criteria for CD [ 26].
The theory of mind research paradigm in animal cognition subsequently shifted from attempts to come up with a nonverbal false belief task, toward more specific questions about cognitive capacities like understanding others' perceptual states (Hare et al. 2000), goals (Uller 2004), or intentionality (Tomasello 2005).
In her mind, that paradigm is shifting.
For some reason we've gotten into this strange "mind science paradigm" thinking about meditation and Buddhism.
Due to the omnipresence of decisions in everyday life, many different experimental settings are suited to assess socially relevant decisions and decision-making often appears to be implicitly studied in mental state reasoning or theory of mind (ToM) paradigms (Hall et al., 2010; Hooker et al., 2008; Mériau et al., 2006; Prochnow et al., 2013a; Reniers et al., 2012; Walter et al., 2004).
Atemporal focus and aging in mind-wandering paradigms.
Albini has always put the music first and in his mind the old paradigm, dominated as it was by labels, radio stations and a handful of mega-successful musicians, did not produce a healthy ecosystem.
Borrowing an example from Elizabeth Anscombe's comment on Berkeley, Hacking says that in the Cartesian (and Port-royalist) theory, "Ideas [in the mind] are paradigm 'objects' and coins [in a man's pocket] are not" (Hacking 1975b, 28 30).
Bearing in mind a humanistic paradigm for offender rehabilitation, forensic DNA databases emerge as an important part of a biosurveillance apparatus which can be characterized, as Deleuze stated on his "Postscript on the Societies of Control" as a "limitless postponement" (Deleuze 1992).
