Sentence examples for processing of intentions from inspiring English sources

Amodio and Frith (2006) propose that this region could be implicated in our ability to reason about other minds in the abstract, and integrate knowledge about their attributes with ongoing processing of intentions.

Subsequently (200 300 ms), theory of mind and mentalising circuits were activated in medial prefrontal and temporo-parietal areas, possibly indexing processing of intentions and assumptions of both communication partners.

Four basic components of BDI allow speedy processing of intentional information: Beliefs Desires Intentions Events.

Here, we investigated whether motivational incentives (monetary reward) modulate the processing of delayed intentions in the anterior prefrontal cortex (aPFC), known to be crucial for intention processing.

Moreover, the processing of communicative intentions has been shown to engage a common neural network independently of the modality: that is, for both speech and gestures (Enrici et al. 2011).

Our results suggest that for normally functioning adults, imitating a gesture activates neural processing of the intention (or goal) underlying the observed action.

In addition, although Hammond et al 11 demonstrated that smoking cessation was related to high-cognitive processing of labels, intention to quit smoking was investigated here rather than actual behaviour change.

In accordance with the literature, our results therefore suggest that in ToM tasks, the precuneus performs a rather broad function, relating to perspective taking as well as attribution and processing of emotions and intentions, that is required for belief reasoning including comprehension of cooperation and intentional deception.

However, these results do indicate early involvement of the right temporo-parietal cortex in the processing of action and intention information contained in action sequences.

There is overwhelming evidence that IP/TPJ regions are part of a system for the processing of agency and intention; especially in the right hemisphere — see also (Blakemore et al. 2003).

Recanati calls this view anti-inferentialist in that "communication is as direct as perception" (Recanati 2002: 109): the processing of the speaker's intentions is direct, automatic, and unreflective.