Translations:Het denkspiegel-effect/4/en

There are already concepts that resemble this effect, such as the false consensus effect – the assumption that others share our beliefs or opinions. But the mind-mirror effect goes a step further: it is not about beliefs, but about the way our brain processes information. A low-contextual thinker expects that the other person also thinks linearly and literally, while a high-contextual thinker assumes that everyone implicitly picks up on connections and nuances.