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Self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia

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Summary:Theoretical models have argued for a complex interaction between self-other distinction, interoception, and social cognition, despite inconsistent evidence. To examine the associations between self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia. 51 college students (21.82 years; 47.1% male) completed the Imitation-Inhibition Task to assess self-other distinction and an online survey with questionnaires to evaluate empathy (Questionnaire of Cognitive and Affective Empathy), alexithymia (Toronto Alexithymia Scale), interoceptive attention (Body Perception Questionnaire - BPQ) and accuracy (Interoceptive Accuracy Scale). Zero-order correlations, t-tests, and hierarchical linear regressions were implemented for statistical analysis (preregistered at https://osf.io/w4qt6). Self-other distinction (indexed by imitation-inhibition scores) was marginally related to affective empathy, although this association was not significant when controlling for sex (male subjects displayed enhanced self-other distinction and worst affective empathy) and baseline reaction times. Imitation-inhibition was not associated with any other variable of interest. Findings regarding interoceptive attention should be interpreted with caution as only 18 subjects correctly interpreted the BPQ. Despite the reduced sample size, the current findings suggest that self-other distinction, as measured by the Imitation-Inhibition Task, is not associated with individual differences in interoception, empathy, or alexithymia.
Main Authors:Campos, Carlos
Other Authors:Silva, Cláudia; Rocha, Nuno; Barbosa, Fernando
Subject:Alexithymia Empathy Interoception Interoceptive accuracy Interoceptive attention Poster Self-other Distinction
Year:2022
Country:Portugal
Document type:conference output
Access type:open access
Associated institution:Instituto Politécnico do Porto
Language:English
Origin:Repositório Científico do Instituto Politécnico do Porto
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description Theoretical models have argued for a complex interaction between self-other distinction, interoception, and social cognition, despite inconsistent evidence. To examine the associations between self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia. 51 college students (21.82 years; 47.1% male) completed the Imitation-Inhibition Task to assess self-other distinction and an online survey with questionnaires to evaluate empathy (Questionnaire of Cognitive and Affective Empathy), alexithymia (Toronto Alexithymia Scale), interoceptive attention (Body Perception Questionnaire - BPQ) and accuracy (Interoceptive Accuracy Scale). Zero-order correlations, t-tests, and hierarchical linear regressions were implemented for statistical analysis (preregistered at https://osf.io/w4qt6). Self-other distinction (indexed by imitation-inhibition scores) was marginally related to affective empathy, although this association was not significant when controlling for sex (male subjects displayed enhanced self-other distinction and worst affective empathy) and baseline reaction times. Imitation-inhibition was not associated with any other variable of interest. Findings regarding interoceptive attention should be interpreted with caution as only 18 subjects correctly interpreted the BPQ. Despite the reduced sample size, the current findings suggest that self-other distinction, as measured by the Imitation-Inhibition Task, is not associated with individual differences in interoception, empathy, or alexithymia.
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spellingShingle Self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia
Campos, Carlos
Alexithymia
Empathy
Interoception
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Interoceptive attention
Poster
Self-other
Distinction
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Alexithymia
Empathy
Interoception
Interoceptive accuracy
Interoceptive attention
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Self-other
Distinction
title Self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia
title_full Self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia
title_fullStr Self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia
title_full_unstemmed Self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia
title_short Self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia
title_sort Self-other distinction and individual differences in interoception, empathy, and alexithymia
topic Alexithymia
Empathy
Interoception
Interoceptive accuracy
Interoceptive attention
Poster
Self-other
Distinction
topic_facet Alexithymia
Empathy
Interoception
Interoceptive accuracy
Interoceptive attention
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Self-other
Distinction
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