Individual Differences in Spatial Orientation Modulate Perspective Taking in Listeners.

None of the individual subscales were found to significantly modulate perspective taking behaviour (see Appendix A Table 4 ), although the model with switching showed a marginally significant interaction between perspective and switching, β = –0.93, p = .07, CI [–1.94, 0.06]: higher switching scores (i.e. poorer switching ability, as measured by the AQ) were marginally more likely to be associated with less egocentric perspective taking on different perspective trials. 4 To verify the unique contribution of OPT score on egocentric perspective taking behaviour, we constructed a final model including only the predictors of perspective and its interaction with OPT score.

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right/left trials: in particular, egocentricism is relatively low on front/back trials across all three mixed groups, but shows a decreasing trend from the ‘mixed (more egocentric)’ to the ‘mixed (more othercentric)’ group on right/left trials (see Figure 4 ).

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