Baron Cohen et al (1997) Another advanced test of theory of mind: evidence from very high functioning adults with autism or Asperger syndrome.

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Baron Cohen et al (1997) Another advanced test of theory of mind: evidence from very high functioning adults with autism or Asperger syndrome.

Adult Eyes Instructions You will see each slide for 3 seconds. After this time you must choose between 2 mental states asking yourself the following question: “Which word best describes what the person is feeling or thinking?” There will be 25 pictures in total.

The Eyes Test

Concerned Unconcerned

Ignoring you Noticing you

Repulsion Attraction

Worried Relaxed

Serious message Playful message

Interested Disinterested

Friendly Hostile

Happy reflection Sad reflection

Sad thought Happy thought

Certain Uncertain

Near focus Far away focus

Reflective Unreflective

Unreflective Reflective

Relaxed about something over there Cautious about something over there Relaxed about something over there

Noticing someone else Noticing you

Calm Anxious

Submissive Dominant

Noticing Fantasising

Observing Daydreaming

Desire for you Desire for someone else

Noticing you Ignoring you

Nervous about you Interested in you

Flirtatious Disinterested

Sympathetic Unsympathetic

Decisive Indecisive