I See What You Mean: How Attentional Selection Is Shaped by Ascribing Intentions to Others　http://t.co/qAD3cufg5x

I See What You Mean: How Attentional Selection Is.. http://t.co/NhhwlF2qWf （抄録より）意図の理解は高度で社会的←相手の意図理解って相手とのこれまでの関係の記憶から色々連想しているだけだと思うのですが。

Cognitive processes, such as beliefs, modulate bottom-up attentional selection in a top-down manner | http://t.co/x5Rqv2YORx

Cognitive processes, such as beliefs, modulate bottom-up attentional selection in a top-down manner | http://t.co/x5Rqv2YORx

#ICSR13 Wykowska: gaze following requires intentional stance (@danieldennett 2003) cf her PLoS paper http://t.co/nytGlzpJOx

RT @s_uono: @hideman2009 ロボットの研究は見たことないですが、犬など私たちが心があると感じる生物でだけ出るのかもしれません。cueingの文脈では、人が操作していると教示された時にはロボットの視線に注意が引っ張られるという研究があります。http://t.co/Z1DUKjd5

@hideman2009 ロボットの研究は見たことないですが、犬など私たちが心があると感じる生物でだけ出るのかもしれません。cueingの文脈では、人が操作していると教示された時にはロボットの視線に注意が引っ張られるという研究があります。http://t.co/Z1DUKjd5

I See What You Mean - How Attentional Selection Is Shaped by Ascribing Intentions to Others http://t.co/d9lCj3Pm

I See What You Mean - How Attentional Selection Is Shaped by Ascribing Intentions to Others http://t.co/QkY7Ap67

I See What You Mean - How Attentional Selection Is Shaped by Ascribing Intentions to Others http://t.co/GmJRarAW

ToM: "it seems not to matter whether the observed agents can actually think--but rather whether we believe they do!" http://t.co/6cWduppg

ToM: "it seems not to matter whether the observed agents can actually think--but rather whether we believe they do!" http://t.co/6cWduppg

I See What You Mean: How Attentional Selection Is Shaped by Ascribing Intentions to Others: by Eva Wiese... http://t.co/oNkVYETP #twfeed

ToM: "it seems not to matter whether the observed agents can actually think--but rather whether we believe they do!" http://t.co/6cWduppg

ToM: "it seems not to matter whether the observed agents can actually think--but rather whether we believe they do!" http://t.co/6cWduppg

PLoS: I See What You Mean: How Attentional Selection Is Shaped by Ascribing Intentions to Others: by Eva Wiese, ... http://t.co/BK6vTNjZ

#psychiatry twts: I See What You Mean: How Attentional Selection Is Shaped by Ascribing Intentions to Others: by... http://t.co/PZZkIl28