Mind in the Eyes

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# Mind in the Eyes Each trial of Mind in the Eyes presents a photo of human eyes, and asks the participant to choose from a set of four words that describe the mental state of the person in the image. ![Sample mind in the eyes trial][1] ### Our task procedure To determine the dual-process characteristics of Mind in the Eyes performance, we induced cognitive load via strings of remembered letters. In the load condition, each trial was followed by a random letter. At the end of a set of trials, participants would be asked to recall all the letters seen during that set. [1]: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Simon_Baron-Cohen/publication/227600743/figure/fig1/AS:267615524356109@1440815921174/Figure-3-The-adult-version-of-the-reading-the-mind-in-the-eyes-test.png

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