ArticleFrontiers in aging neuroscience2022
Standardization and normative data of the 48-item Yoni short version for the assessment of theory of mind in typical and atypical conditions.
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Transcultural and Multidimensional Validation of dIgital Rehabilitation Intervention of COgnitive Resources Domain-Oriented - Work Package 4
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Abstract
Introduction: The Yoni task is a computerized tool assessing first-and second-order affective and cognitive Theory of Mind (ToM), accounting for the multidimensional and multi-level mentalizing features. The Italian Yoni task has been validated and standardized in its 98-item version, and a 48-item short version has been proposed for a quick digital evaluation of ToM in clinical contexts. Methods: The present study aimed to test the Yoni-48's convergent validity, correlating the tool score with the Reading the Mind in the Eyes test (ET) and Gender Test (GT), its items discrimination ability through the Classical Test Theory, and Rash model, its reliability by evaluating the internal consistency (McDonald's Results: Results suggested a good convergent validity with a statistically significant association with ET ( Discussion: This study supports the psychometric properties of the Yoni-48 and provides normative data for the Italian population. Further studies are needed to test the suitability of this short version for profiling the social cognition neurocognitive phenotype.
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