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Acquired brain injury and the unraveling of theory of mind: exploring the role of personality change and spatial cognition
This study investigates the intricate relationship between spatial cognition, personality changes (notably egocentrism), and Theory of Mind (ToM) following right hemisphere dysfunction (RHD) due to Acquired Brain Injury (ABI). Given the critical role of the right hemisphere in social and emotional b...
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Department of Psychology
2025
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