In the current study, we explored the time course of processing other's pain under induced
happy or sad moods. Event-related potentials (ERPs) were recorded when participants …

Reminders of mortality influence human social cognition, but whether and how reminders of
mortality affect brain activity underlying social cognition remains unclear. To test whether …

Sexually objectified women are perceived as dehumanized. This may affect the behavioral
and neural responses underlying the observer's empathic reactions for their physical pain …

Self–other distinction, the separation between self and other, is a prerequisite for empathy
through which individuals share another individual's feelings. Prior research suggests that …

This study investigated whether individualism and collectivism (IC) at country, individual,
and situational level influence how quickly and accurately people can infer mental states (ie …

Empathy for others' pain plays a key role in prosocial behavior and is influenced by
intergroup relationships. Increasing evidence suggests greater empathy for racial in-group …

Is empathy a uniformly good thing for entrepreneurs? Contrasting the hitherto predominantly
positive view advocated by the extant entrepreneurship literature, we develop a novel model …

Empathy for pain is at the basis of altruistic behaviors and is known to be modulated by
variables such as group membership, pleasantness or unpleasantness of situations and …

Cognitive biases shape our perception of the world and our interactions with other people.
Information related to the self and our social ingroups is prioritised for cognitive processing …

To investigate whether and how facial mimicry in observers affects their empathic neural
responses to others' pain expressions, we recorded event-related potentials (ERPs) from …