Social cognition through the lens of cognitive and clinical neuroscience
Social cognition refers to a set of processes, ranging from perception to decision‐making,
underlying the ability to decode others' intentions and behaviors to plan actions fitting with …
underlying the ability to decode others' intentions and behaviors to plan actions fitting with …
Doing it wrong: a systematic review on electrocortical and behavioral correlates of error monitoring in patients with neurological disorders
Detecting errors in one's own and other's actions is a crucial ability for learning and adapting
behavior to everchanging, highly volatile environments. Studies in healthy people …
behavior to everchanging, highly volatile environments. Studies in healthy people …
Midfrontal theta transcranial alternating current stimulation facilitates motor coordination in dyadic human–avatar interactions
Synchronous interpersonal motor interactions require moment-to-moment prediction and
proactive monitoring of the partner's actions. Neurophysiologically, this is highlighted by an …
proactive monitoring of the partner's actions. Neurophysiologically, this is highlighted by an …
Abstract concepts in interaction: The need of others when guessing abstract concepts smooths dyadic motor interactions
Abstract concepts (ACs, eg 'justice') are more complex compared with concrete concepts
(CCs)(eg 'table'). Indeed, they do not possess a single object as a referent, they assemble …
(CCs)(eg 'table'). Indeed, they do not possess a single object as a referent, they assemble …
The performance monitoring system is attuned to others' actions during dyadic motor interactions
Interpersonal motor interactions require the simultaneous monitoring of one's own and one's
partner's actions. To characterize how the action monitoring system tracks self and other …
partner's actions. To characterize how the action monitoring system tracks self and other …
The human dynamic clamp reveals the fronto-parietal network linking real-time social coordination and cognition
How does the brain allow us to interact with others? Social neuroscience has already
provided some answers to these questions but has tended to treat high-level, cognitive …
provided some answers to these questions but has tended to treat high-level, cognitive …
Midline frontal and occipito-temporal activity during error monitoring in dyadic motor interactions
Discrepancies between sensory predictions and action outcome are at the base of error
coding. However, these phenomena have mainly been studied focussing on individual …
coding. However, these phenomena have mainly been studied focussing on individual …
Influence of cognitive stance and physical perspective on subjective and autonomic reactivity to observed pain and pleasure: An immersive virtual reality study
Observing others' pain may induce a reaction called personal distress that may be
influenced by top-down (imagine self or other in pain, ie, self-vs other-oriented stance) and …
influenced by top-down (imagine self or other in pain, ie, self-vs other-oriented stance) and …
Affordances, context and sociality
AM Borghi - Synthese, 2021 - Springer
Affordances, ie the opportunity of actions offered by the environment, are one of the central
research topics for the theoretical perspectives that view cognition as emerging from the …
research topics for the theoretical perspectives that view cognition as emerging from the …
Electrophysiological correlates of action monitoring in brain-damaged patients: A systematic review
Action monitoring is crucial to the successful execution of an action and understanding the
actions of others. It is often impaired due to brain lesions, in particular after stroke. This …
actions of others. It is often impaired due to brain lesions, in particular after stroke. This …