Date of Completion
4-17-2014
Embargo Period
4-15-2014
Keywords
Theory of Mind, Visual Spatial Memory
Major Advisor
Dr. Orv Karan, PhD
Associate Advisor
Dr. Rachelle Persusse
Associate Advisor
Dr. Tony Crespi
Field of Study
Psychology
Degree
Doctor of Philosophy
Open Access
Open Access
Abstract
Theory of mind (TOM) is the ability to understand the thoughts, feelings and intentions of others. While research has established a link between TOM and language skills, the link between TOM and visual-spatial memory (VSM) has not been explored. Given the importance of TOM as a construct, this study explored the link between these two constructs in a public school setting. Despite a relatively small n (41), a marginal link was found between TOM and VSM. Implications and limitations of this research are discussed.
Richard Francis Gallini – University of Connecticut (2014)
Recommended Citation
Gallini, Richard F., "Theory of Mind and Visual Spatial Memory" (2014). Doctoral Dissertations. 334.
https://digitalcommons.lib.uconn.edu/dissertations/334