Baron-Cohen (1999)

What was the name of Baron-Cohen's test of advanced Theory of Mind?

• Basic Emotion Recognition Task
• The Reading the Mind in the Face Task
• The Reading the Mind in the Eyes Task
• Gender Recognition Task

How many pairs of eyes were in the test for the Basic Emotion Recognition task?

• 25
• 50
• 0, whole faces were shown 
• 16

Identify 3 features of the High-Functioning Autistic/Asperger's Syndrome condition.

• Below average IQ, mean age  = 28.6, 16 PPS (13M 3F)
• Normal IQ, 16 PPS (3M 13F), Mean age = 28.6 
• Normal IQ, 16 PPS (13M 3F), Mean age = 28.6 
• Below Average IQ, 16 PPS (13M 3F), Mean age = 28.6 

How were the 'TARGET' and 'FOIL' words developed for each pair of eyes in the Eyes Task?

• 4 people made them up together
• 4 people (2M,2F) generated the target and foil words - then panel of 8 people blind to the study appraised them to gain an accurate and reliable word for each photograph.
• 4 people (2M,2F) generated the target and foil words - then panel of 4 people appraised them to gain an accurate and reliable word for each photograph.
• Baron-Cohen generated the words by himself

What was the mean score for the AS/HFA condition on the Reading the Mind in the Eyes Task?

• 15.4
• 20.3
• 20.4
• 16.3

What type of validity was found due to Happe's Strange Stories findings correlating with the Eyes Task findings?

• Face validity 
• Concurrent validity
• Predictive validity
• Criterion validity

At what age was the ceiling effect found for Happe's Strange Stories test of Theory of Mind? 

• 8-9 years
• 6 years
• 8 years
• 5 years

How were the other 2 conditions (Tourettes Syndrome and 'Normal Adults' matched to the HFA/AS condition?

• Only IQ
• Only mean age
• Both Mean age and IQ
• Total number of pps

How many seconds were the images shown on screen for in the Eyes Task?

• 3
• 5
• 1
• 2

There was no difference between the conditions on performance in the Gender Recognition and Basic Emotion Recognition Tasks?

• True
• False