The understanding of empathy from a neuroscientific perspective has recently developed
quickly, with numerous functional MRI studies associating different brain regions with …

Whilst recent neuroimaging studies have identified a series of different brain regions as
being involved in empathy, it remains unclear concerning the activation consistence of these …

Empathy is a multi-faceted concept consisting of our ability not only to share emotions but
also to exert cognitive control and perspective taking in our interactions with others. Here we …

Empathy is key for healthy social functioning and individual differences in empathy have
strong implications for manifold domains of social behavior. Empathy comprises of …

Neural substrates of empathy are mainly investigated through task-related functional MRI.
However, the functional neural mechanisms at rest underlying the empathic response have …

Understanding cues to the internal states of others involves a widely distributed network of
brain regions. Although white matter (WM) connections are likely crucial for communication …

Empathy is a multidimensional construct including affective and cognitive components while
maintaining the distinction between one-self and others. Our meta-analyses focused on …

Empathy, the capacity to understand and share others' emotions, can occur through
cognitive and affective components. These components are different conceptually …

Affective empathy (AE) is distinguished clinically and neurally from cognitive empathy (CE).
While AE is selectively disrupted in psychopathy, autism is associated with deficits in CE …

Empathy is a complex social behaviour mediated by a network of brain structures. Recently,
several functional imaging studies have investigated the neural basis of empathy, but few …