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Understanding and sharing intentions: The origins of ...

Human beings are the world s experts at mind reading. Ascompared with other species, humans are much more skill-ful at discerning what others are perceiving, intending, de-siring, knowing, and believing. Although the pinnacle ofmind reading is Understanding beliefs as beliefs are in-disputably mental and normative the foundational skill isunderstanding intentions. Understanding intentions isfoundational because it provides the interpretive matrix fordeciding precisely what it is that someone is doing in thefirst place.

Malinda Carpenteris a Staff Scientist in the De-partment of Developmental and Comparative Psychol-ogy at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary An-thropology. Her research interests include imitation, gestural communication, and understanding of others’ intentions in typically developing children, children with autism, and apes.

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