Introduction Mentalizing is a key aspect of social cognition. Several researchers assume that
mentalization has two systems, an explicit one (conscious, relatively slow, flexible, verbal …

In this commentary on “Memory and Common Ground Processes in Language Use,” I draw
attention to relevant work on mindreading. The concerns of research on common ground …

Research has demonstrated a link between perspective taking and working memory. Here
we used eye tracking to examine the time course with which working memory load (WML) …

Our starting point is the apparently-contradictory results in the psycholinguistic literature
regarding whether, when interpreting a definite referring expressions, listeners process …

Recent debates over adults' theory of mind use have been fueled by surprising failures of
perspective‐taking in communication, suggesting that perspective‐taking may be relatively …

Previous studies have shown that while people can rapidly and accurately compute their
own and other people's visual perspectives, they experience difficulty ignoring the irrelevant …

Mentalizing, a dynamic form of social cognition, is strengthened by language experience.
Past research has found that bilingual children and adults outperform monolinguals on …

Perspective-taking plays an important role in daily life, allowing consideration of other
people's perspectives and viewpoints. This study used a large sample of 265 community …

Taking another person's perspective provides a means to infer their beliefs and intentions
(known as Theory of Mind), which is an essential part of social interaction. In this article, we …

Several theories of belief processing assume that processing another's false belief requires
overcoming an egocentric bias toward one's current knowledge. The current evidence in …