Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test Revised Version

What was the aim of the test?

• For autistic adults who were also deaf

• For autistic adults with normal intelligence levels

• For autistics adults without mild deficits in social understanding

• For autistic adults with low levels of intelligence

The number of photos in the original test

• 25

• 30

• 35

• 40

The number of foils in the original test

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Which word IS NOT another way of describing Theory of Mind?

• mentalising

• mind reading

• telepathy

• empathy

• social intelligence

What is the first stage of attribution of theory of mind?

• Inferring the content of the mental state

• recognition of the relevant mental state

• responding appropriately to the correct mental state

• reasoning out the most likely mental state

Which aspects of the original test 'made it too easy'?

• The results indicated a 'ceiling effect'.

• There were only two foils and there were more female aces than male faces.

• There were only 24 slides and there was no time limit.

• They used basic emotions, some could be identified by gaze direction, and all foils were opposites of each other.

The revised eyes test was used to see whether

• There would be a positive correlation between the scores on the eyes test and the scores on the AQ

• Whether men would do better than women

• Whether they could replicate the findings from the previous test

Which group was recruited using adverts in the UK National Autistic Society magazine or other equivalent support groups?

• Group 1

• Group 2

• Group 3

• Group 4

What was the number and the mean IQ scores of the Group 1 participants?

• 10 and 110

• 15 and 115

• 20 and 112

• 25 and 105

Which group comprised of 122 participants?

• Group 1

• Group 2

• Group 3

• Group 4