2010
DOI: 10.1080/07351690903206504
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The Development of Mentalisation in Children From a Theory of Mind Perspective

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“…From a neurocognitive perspective, play contributes to the development of higher cognitive functions and of the prefrontal regions implicated in inhibition and executive control that underlie creative, self-reflective, and empathic capabilities (Panksepp, 2007). From a clinical perspective, children's fantasy play is an early mental activity through which children create structure by putting their feelings and subjective experience into a coherent narrative, helping them attribute meaning to the complexity of their own and others' mental worlds (Ensink & Mayes, 2010;McMahon, 2009;Slade, 1994). Therefore, play, as a mental activity, facilitates the integration of experience and the regulation of emotions (Alessandri, 1991;Berk, Mann, & Ogan, 2006;Kernberg, Chazan, & Normandin, 1998).…”
Section: Mentalization and Reflective Functioningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From a neurocognitive perspective, play contributes to the development of higher cognitive functions and of the prefrontal regions implicated in inhibition and executive control that underlie creative, self-reflective, and empathic capabilities (Panksepp, 2007). From a clinical perspective, children's fantasy play is an early mental activity through which children create structure by putting their feelings and subjective experience into a coherent narrative, helping them attribute meaning to the complexity of their own and others' mental worlds (Ensink & Mayes, 2010;McMahon, 2009;Slade, 1994). Therefore, play, as a mental activity, facilitates the integration of experience and the regulation of emotions (Alessandri, 1991;Berk, Mann, & Ogan, 2006;Kernberg, Chazan, & Normandin, 1998).…”
Section: Mentalization and Reflective Functioningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kasnije, u dobi od 9 do 11 godina, djeca razvijaju daljnje sposobnosti teorije uma, primjerice razumijevanje faux pas situacija, razumijevanje sarkazma i sl. (Barr, 2005;Astington i Gopnik, 1991;Ensink i Mayes, 2010). Istraživanje podrijetla i razvoja sastavnica teorije uma u ranom djetinjstvu vrlo je zahtjevno, jer istražujemo nešto što je potpuno nevidljivo i što možemo tek naslućivati.…”
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“…Jis dalyvauja tiek sėkmingose, tiek sudėtingose, konfliktinėse kasdienėse žmonių sąveikose su kitais ir santykyje su pačiu savimi. Pakankamai gera mentalizacija siejama su emocijų reguliacija, savo autorystės jausmo patyrimu, psichikos sveikata, atsparumu, sėkmingai besiklostančiais socialiniais santykiais (Allen, Fonagy, & Bateman, 2008), o jos deficitas ar iškraipų pasitaiko įvairios psichopatologijos atvejais (Fonagy, Bateman, & Bateman, 2011;Gervinskaitė-Paulaitienė ir Barkauskienė, 2014). Šiuo gebėjimu jau trečiąjį dešimtmetį itin domimasi mokslinėje literatūroje -kuriasi teoriniai požiūriai ir randasi vis daugiau empirinių tyrimų, siekiančių paaiškinti ir įrodyti, kaip raidoje žmogus įgyja ir plėtoja gebėjimą suprasti savo ir kitų psichiką bei susieti psichikos būsenas su elgesiu.…”
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