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The same system is implicated in theory of mind processing, and in audio-visual integration for e.g. speech, and possibly in further aspects of communication using language.

These parts of the brain constitute a functional "default network" 30 needed for theory of mind processing and executive function, and these parts appear to be critically differently functioning in autism.

Its reduced connectivity includes its connectivity with both the MTG regions implicated in face expression and theory of mind processing, and the precuneus/cuneus region (Fig. 3) involved in the sense of self.

At the earliest latencies (50 90 ms), Request-elicited bresponsesonses were greater than those to Naming especially in the right sensorimotor and temporo-parietal areas related to action and theory of mind processing.

"My So-Called Life" is essentially a study of a young mind processing desire into something less terrifying and more easily justified — substantiating it with false hopes — and in that regard it is more than a good TV show, it is a good TV show that attains the dimension and complexity of literature.

These activations are open to interpretations in terms of both action and theory of mind processing.

Over-activation of IP agency areas could contribute to a number of symptoms involving agency (see Table 2), including the attribution of ones own thoughts to an outside source, thought broadcasting, thought withdrawal and mind reading (also related to abnormal theory of mind processing).

What "Every Song Ever" offers isn't a set of critical edicts but the spectacle of an active mind processing a world in constant flux.

After tapping in for his sixth consecutive birdie, Woods walked to the sixth tee seemingly oblivious to his burgeoning gallery, his mind processing his surroundings like a computer before he reached for his driver.

The middle temporal gyrus system is also implicated in theory of mind processing.

We have identified a third key system in the precuneus/superior parietal lobule (including paracentral lobule) region with reduced functional connectivity which is implicated in spatial functions including of oneself, and of the spatial environment, and have suggested that this provides an important contribution to theory of mind processing, which is impaired in autism.