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Intention Reading
- Needed for intersubjectivity with others
- Must be inferred
- Evidence: understanding goal of unsuccessful action
Carpenter, Akhtar & Tomasello (1998)
- Adults performed intentional or accidental action (indicated by emotional response)
- 14-18 months imitated intentional actions more
Meltzoff (1995)
- 18 months see experimenter successfully or unsuccessfully take ends off dumb-bell
- Those that saw unsuccessful attempt still knew to take ends off
- Intention reading
Carpenter, Call & Tomasello (2005)
- 12-18 months
- Experimenter moves mouse from one place to another (slide/hop + noises)
- No house: copy the hopping/noises
- House: understood the goal
Gergely et al (1995); Csibra et al (1999)
- Infants habituated to dots "jumping" over obstacle
- Block removed:
- Irrational action: dot still jumps
- 9 months (not 6) show more surprise at irrational action
Eye Direction Detector (EDD)
- 0-4 months
- Innate module (nativist)
- Detects eye-like stimuli in relation to objects
- Baron-Cohen (1995)
Intentionality Detector (ID)
- 0-4 months
- Innate module (nativist)
- Assumes animate beings have goals and desires
- Baron-Cohen (1995)
Shared Attention Mechanism (SAM)
- 9-18 months
- Innate module (nativist)
- Computes triadic relations
- Baron-Cohen (1995)
Simulation Theories
- A few mechanisms innate (e.g. primates understand goal-directed action)
- BUT, more advanced social understanding emerges from interaction with environment
Meltzoff (2002)
- Infants notice similarity between actions they see others do and their own actions (imitating facial expressions)
- Inference from self to others
Tomasello et al (2005)
- Child understands intentions of others only after experiencing these themselves
- Early motivation to share psychological states
- 12 months understand communicative intentions of others