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. 2014 Jun 5;25(9):3219–3234. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhu116

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Figure 1. — Panel A: Design and example displays and speech in the interactive (left) and test (right) phases. Stimuli were presented in color during the experiment. The speaker's view was implied by the speaker's behavior without being seen by the participant and is presented here for clarity. Physical stimuli in the test phase were identical for the 4 experimental conditions (same-/different-speaker precedent match/no precedent) over participants, but test trials were never repeated within a single participant. Panel B: Visualization of predictions from the anticipatory and “on-demand” view of mentalizing about which areas are expected to be more active in the same-speaker precedent mismatch than the other conditions during different parts of the test phase.