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Michael Gilead and Kevin N. Ochsner
The Neural Basis of Mentalizing
1st ed. 2021
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Editors
Michael Gilead
Psychology Department, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel
Kevin N. Ochsner
Department of Psychology, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA
ISBN 978-3-030-51889-9 e-ISBN 978-3-030-51890-5
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51890-5
Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021
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Preface

This book, The Neural Basis of Mentalizing, comes out 20 years after the publication of Chris Frith and Uta Friths (1999) groundbreaking Science paper Interacting MindsA Biological Basis, which described the first major efforts to understand the neural bases of humans ability to mentalize, namely, to reflect on the mental states of the self and of others.

In the 20 years that have passed, the study of mentalizing has continued to mature and has become a central topic in the world of cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience. Moreover, mentalizing research plays a crucial role in such diverse fields as social and developmental psychology, emotion research, clinical psychology, linguistics, game theory, artificial intelligence, philosophy of mind, and primatology. The current book provides a comprehensive collection of perspectives on the topic and brings together researchers from these diverse fields.

We hope and believe that the publication of this volume will give rise to further progress in the study of the vital human capacity to understand themselves and others.

We wish to thank all of the numerous contributors to this book, Springer-Nature, and the production team for all of their hard work.

Michael Gilead
Kevin N. Ochsner
Beer Sheva, Israel New York City, NY, USA
Contents
Part I Introduction
Michael Gilead and Kevin N. Ochsner
Chris D. Frith and Uta Frith
Part II The Boundaries of Mentalizing
Charlotte Grosse Wiesmann and Victoria Southgate
Julia Parish-Morris , Robert T. Schultz and John D. Herrington
Tslil Simantov , Michael Lombardo , Simon Baron-Cohen and Florina Uzefovsky
Christopher Krupenye
Alyssa M. Arre and Laurie R. Santos
Cline Hinnekens , William Ickes , Liesbet Berlamont and Lesley Verhofstadt
Doron Atias and Hillel Aviezer
Melissa Jhurry and Lasana T. Harris
Part III Theoretical Approaches
Sean Dae Houlihan , Joshua B. Tenenbaum and Rebecca Saxe
Robert M. Gordon
Josef Perner , Markus Aichhorn , Matthias G. Tholen and Matthias Schurz
Mark A. Thornton and Diana I. Tamir
Bryan Gonzlez and Luke J. Chang
Jeremy I. M. Carpendale , Ulrich Mller , Charlie Lewis and Beau Wallbridge
Part IV Cognitive Components
Bertram F. Malle
Ian Apperly
Frank Van Overwalle and Elien Heleven
Jeffrey R. Binder
Jill G. de Villiers
Ruben D. I. van Genugten and Daniel L. Schacter
Shira Baror , Elissa M. Aminoff and Moshe Bar
Part V Mentalizing in Social Interactions and Decision-Making
Caroline J. Charpentier and John P. ODoherty
Claudia Civai and Alan Sanfey
Lisa Espinosa , Armita Golkar and Andreas Olsson
BoKyung Park , Minjae Kim and Liane Young
Jennifer L. Ray , Peter Mende-Siedlecki , Ana Gantman and Jay J. Van Bavel
S. Franklin-Gillette and S. G. Shamay-Tsoory
Jacob Parelman , Bruce Dor and Emily B. Falk
Part VI Mentalizing in Self-Referential Processing and Emotion
Robert S. Chavez
Razia S. Sahi and Naomi I. Eisenberger
Erin L. Maresh and Jessica R. Andrews-Hanna
Patrick Luyten , Celine De Meulemeester and Peter Fonagy
Part I Introduction
Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021
M. Gilead, K. N. Ochsner (eds.) The Neural Basis of Mentalizing https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51890-5_1
A Guide to the Neural Bases of Mentalizing
Michael Gilead
(1)
Psychology Department, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel
(2)
Department of Psychology, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA
Michael Gilead (Corresponding author)
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Kevin N. Ochsner (Corresponding author)
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Mentalizing is the act of thinking about mental states , i.e., reflecting on ones own mental states and estimating the mental states of others. This capacity plays a crucial role in daily life, and it is widely believed that our advanced mentalizing abilities may be one of the main elements that distinguish us from other animals. As such, much research in psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience has been devoted to studying this process.

As implied by its title, the current book reviews the extant research examining mentalizing at the neural level; however, as suggested by Marr ().
Fig 1 The most widely used terms throughout the 33 chapters of the book This - photo 3
Fig. 1

The most widely used terms throughout the 33 chapters of the book

This book comes out 20 years after the publication of Frith and Friths () influential paper describing the first major efforts to understand the neural bases of the mentalizing capacity. The main findings of these initial studies were that a network of temporo-parietal, anterior temporal, posterior medial parietal, and medial prefrontal regions subserve humans mentalizing ability. Twenty years later, these findings have been replicated numerous times. Celebrating the 20 years anniversary of this paper, the current volume begins with a special chapter by Frith and Frith, providing a historical perspective on the emergence of mentalizing research, an overview of current research, and an outline of future directions.

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