Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Knowledge, beliefs, feelings, intentions, and desires

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Mental states

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The process of inferring or attributing mental states to others

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Mentalizing

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In the broadest sense, an emotional reaction to (or understanding of) another person’s feelings.

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Empathy

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Feelings of warmth, concern and care for the other

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Compassion

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5
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A feeling of compassion or concern for another person.

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Sympathy

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6
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A concern about someone else’s situation.

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Pity

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6
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Perspective taking putting oneself in someone else’s situation

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Perspective taking

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7
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Spontaneous mimicry of gestures during positive inter-personal exchanges

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Chameleon effect

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7
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a belief that does not correspond to current reality.

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False belief

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The attribution of human characteristics to non-human animals, objects, or other concepts

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Anthropomorphism

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9
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Defcits in spoken language comprehension or production, typically acquired as a result of brain damage.

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Aphasia

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10
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an organized cluster of different information (e.g. describing the subroutines of a complex action)

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Schema

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11
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a neurological condition associated with progressive deterioration in the meaning of objects and words

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Semantic dementia

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12
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What are mirror neurons?

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Mirror neurons are neurons that activate both when an individual performs an action and when they observe someone else performing the same action, suggesting a mechanism for empathy and imitation

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What role does the amygdala play in social behavior?

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The amygdala is crucial for processing emotional responses, particularly fear and threat, and is involved in social cognition such as recognizing facial expressions.

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