Spatial perspective taking is related to social intelligence and attachment style

Individuals differ both in spatial and social perspective-taking, yet the links between two are not well understood. perspective they naturally adopt, but also their ability to change perspectives. The present study investigated whether individual differences perspective-taking related intelligence adult attachment style. Spatial was measured using a graphesthesia task, which ambiguous tactile symbols can be interpreted from different task identified individuals spontaneously adopted, then assessed natural unnatural Participants demonstrated cost of switching an benefit returning perspective. A greater associated with lower anxious attachment. stronger one's higher intelligence. These findings suggest that strong grounding is interpersonal anxiety Building on these results, future studies should further investigate causal relationships perspective-taking.