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Scott A. Miller

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84Publications signalées
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Digital Innovation in IndustriesEarly Childhood Education and DevelopmentCorporate Governance and ManagementChild and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional DevelopmentChild and Animal Learning Development

Les publications récentes

2025 article OpenAlex

PixTransNet: A Sensor-Aware CNN–Transformer Model for Magnetic Flux Leakage Defect Segmentation

Zahra Arabi Narei, HENRY K. LEUNG, Scott A. Miller, Jyoti Phirani

Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) is a widely used non-destructive evaluation (NDE) technique for pipeline inspection. However, its signals are highly sensitive to noise and geometric distortions, causing small defects with limited spatial coverage and subtle defects with low-contrast patterns to be embedded …

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1 citation IEEE Sensors Letters
2023 reference-entry OpenAlex

Advanced Theory of Mind

Scott A. Miller

The term theory of mind refers to beliefs about the mental world—to what people know or believe about beliefs, desires, emotions, and other mental states. Many basic forms of such understanding emerge early in development, and these early achievements have long been …

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2023 reference-entry OpenAlex

Parents' Beliefs about Children

Scott A. Miller

What parents believe about children is one of the venerable topics in developmental psychology, with research dating back more than a century and publications numbering in the thousands. It is a topic that is by no means limited to psychology—numerous related disciplines …

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2022 book-chapter OpenAlex

Other Approaches

Scott A. Miller

Abstract This chapter addresses three topics. Most theory-of-mind research has focused on mental states, and thus understanding of beliefs, desires, emotions, and so forth. Mental states, however, are not the only mental content of interest; rather such states both follow from and …

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2022 book-chapter OpenAlex

Understanding of Cognitive States

Scott A. Miller

Abstract Theory of mind involves understanding of both cognitive states (e.g., beliefs, perceptions) and affective states (e.g., emotions, empathy). This chapter addresses the first of these topics. It begins with a further discussion of second-order false belief, followed by an overview of …

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2022 book-chapter OpenAlex

Consequences: Cognitive Development

Scott A. Miller

Abstract Much of the discussion to this point has concerned the origins of individual differences in theory of mind. Theory of mind, however, has always been of interest not simply as an important outcome of development but also as a contributor to …

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2022 book-chapter OpenAlex

Variations of First-Order Paradigms

Scott A. Miller

Abstract As the title indicates, this chapter examines effects of modifications in the methods to study first-order developments. Both complications and simplifications are discussed with respect to two developments: perspective taking and false belief. The complications reveal further developments in understanding beyond …

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2022 book-chapter OpenAlex

Consequences: Social Development

Scott A. Miller

Abstract Consequences of theory of mind are not limited to the cognitive domain. The present chapter discusses a range of social outcomes for which theory of mind, again including advanced theory of mind, has been shown to be a contributor. Relatively good …

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