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Social localizer fMRI task paradigm TASK
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This task tackles cognitive functions implicated on social cognition, namely mental abilities linked to the *theory of mind* or social interplay. There are three categories of blocks constituted by a set of events related to specific conditions. Each block integrates two conditions of the same kind. They can be described as follows:
1. mechanistic audio: interpret short stories (presented as auditory stimuli) through mental reply (no active response was involved), featuring a cause-consequence plot;
2. mechanistic video: interpret short stories (presented as visual stimuli) through mental reply (no active response was
involved), featuring a cause-consequence plot;
3 triangle mental: watch short movies of triangles, which
exhibit a putative movement;
4 triangle random: watch short movies of triangles, which
exhibit a random movement;
5 false belief audio: interpret short stories (presented as auditory stimuli) through mental reply (no active response was involved), featuring a false-belief plot;
6 false belief video: interpret short stories (presented as visual stimuli) through mental reply (no active response was involved), featuring a false-belief plot;
7 speech sound: listen passively to short samples of human voices;
8 non speech sound: listen passively to short samples of natural sounds.

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