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Mind and heart reading study - Can you read another person's mental state?

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Av Kristina Veranic Skapad: 2025-04-04

Duration: 150 minutes
Location: Blombäcks väg 23 (previously Retzius väg 13A) Social Perception Lab at Karolinska Institutet (Campus Solna), Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Division of Psychology
Eligibility requirements: Normal or corrected-to-normal vision (glasses/contact lenses are fine), no history of neurological or psychiatric disorders.

This is a behavioural study on how we perceive mental state of others. Your eye movements, facial expressions, heart rate and skin conductance will be recorded while you perform a social cognition task together with another participant. You are also welcome to participate with someone you know.

Experiment description: While sitting opposite each other, one person will perform an attentional task and their partner will try to “read” from their face, what the other is focusing on. After a short break, you will switch roles so that both perform as the “attention task performer” and the “reader.” We will measure your answers, reaction times, record eye movements, facial expressions, heart rate and skin conductance response, using non-invasive equipment. At the end of the experiment, you will fill out a few questionnaires.

Duration: 150 minutes
Location: Blombäcks väg 23 (previously Retzius väg 13A) Social Perception Lab at Karolinska Institutet (Campus Solna), Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Division of Psychology
Eligibility requirements: Normal or corrected-to-normal vision (glasses/contact lenses are fine), no history of neurological or psychiatric disorders.

This is a behavioural study on how we perceive mental state of others. Your eye movements, facial expressions, heart rate and skin conductance will be recorded while you perform a social cognition task together with another participant. You are also welcome to participate with someone you know.

Experiment description: While sitting opposite each other, one person will perform an attentional task and their partner will try to “read” from their face, what the other is focusing on. After a short break, you will switch roles so that both perform as the “attention task performer” and the “reader.” We will measure your answers, reaction times, record eye movements, facial expressions, heart rate and skin conductance response, using non-invasive equipment. At the end of the experiment, you will fill out a few questionnaires.