To be able to engage in social interaction with peers, we need to predict their movements and their action goals. Several studies have already shown that, when observing someone else move to act on an object, the observers ...

Scale errors are defined as attempted actions made impossible by an extreme difference in size between child and object. However the underlying mechanisms are still waiting to be discovered. In this study, the link of scale ...

As social animals, we are constantly required to speculate about other individual’s behavior. Given the complexity and highly variable nature of human behavior, we tend to group people into certain categories from as early ...

The present study investigated a recently proposed theory of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in a previously untested age range. The theory puts ASD in a predictive processing framework, posing that individuals with ASD ...