Predicting actions is a fundamental ability that helps us to comprehend what is happening in
our environment and to interact with others. The motor system was previously identified as …

Predicting actions from non‐verbal cues and using them to optimise one's response
behaviour (ie interpersonal predictive coding) is essential in everyday social interactions …

During social interactions infants predict and evaluate other people's actions. Previous
behavioral research found that infants' imitation of others' actions depends on these …

Most theoretical accounts of autism posit difficulties in predicting others' actions, and this
difficulty has been proposed to be at the root of autistic individuals' social communication …

Electroencephalography (EEG) studies investigating social cognition have used both video
and real-world stimuli, often without a strong reasoning as to why one or the other was …

Motor theories of action prediction propose that our neural motor system combines prior
knowledge about likely action outcomes with current sensory input to predict other people's …

Social intuition is instrumental in bringing about successful human interactions, yet its
behavioral and neural underpinnings are still poorly understood. We focus in this article on …

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a lifelong developmental disorder characterized by
difficulties in social interaction and communication, restricted interests, and repetitive …

Autism is a developmental condition characterised by social communication differences,
intense special interests, repetitive behaviours, and unusual sensory experiences, including …

Many significant achievements of our species are the result of joint actions. Joint action
requires co-agents to form shared representations of their environment, their goals and …