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Researcher

Annabel Nijhof

11 Results

2023

Recent neural advances in studies on theory of mind and autism

U Journal Article in Social Neuroscience

2021

A comparison of self-bias measures across cognitive domains

Letizia AmodeoRoeljan WiersemaMarcel BrassAnnabel Nijhof

A1 Journal Article in BMC PSYCHOLOGY

Mentaliseren en hersenactivatie bij autisme

A2 Journal Article in WETENSCHAPPELIJK TIJDSCHRIFT AUTISME

The psychological impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adults with autism : a survey study across three countries

Danna OomenAnnabel NijhofRoeljan Wiersema

A1 Journal Article in MOLECULAR AUTISM

2019

Defining the neural correlates of spontaneous theory of mind (ToM) : an fMRI multi-study investigation

Sara BoccadoroEmiel CraccoAnna HudsonLara BardiAnnabel NijhofRoeljan WiersemaMarcel BrassSven Müller

A1 Journal Article in NEUROIMAGE

2018

Atypical neural responding to hearing one’s own name in adults with ASD

Annabel NijhofMonica DharJudith GorisMarcel BrassRoeljan Wiersema

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY

Sensory prediction errors are less modulated by global context in autism spectrum disorder

Judith GorisSenne BraemAnnabel NijhofDavide RigoniEliane DeschrijverSander Van de CruysRoeljan WiersemaMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY : COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE AND NEUROIMAGING

2017

Brain activation for spontaneous and explicit false belief tasks overlaps : new fMRI evidence on belief processing and violation of expectation

Lara BardiCharlotte DesmetAnnabel NijhofRoeljan WiersemaMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in SOCIAL COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE NEUROSCIENCE

Spontaneous mentalizing in adults with autism spectrum disorder and the role of the temporo-parietal junction

Annabel NijhofRoeljan WiersemaMarcel Brass

Spontaneous mentalizing in neurotypicals scoring high versus low on symptomatology of autism spectrum disorder

Annabel NijhofMarcel BrassRoeljan Wiersema

A1 Journal Article in PSYCHIATRY RESEARCH

2016

Measuring mentalizing ability: a within- subject comparison between an explicit and implicit version of a ball detection task

Annabel NijhofMarcel BrassLara BardiRoeljan Wiersema

A1 Journal Article in PLoS ONE