Recently, it has been shown that the medial prefrontal cortex (MPFC) is involved in error
execution as well as error observation. Based on this finding, it has been argued that …

The ability to evaluate others' errors makes it possible to learn from their mistakes without
the need for first-hand trial-and-error experiences. Here, we compared functional magnetic …

Recent work suggests that a generalized error monitoring circuit, which shows heightened
activation when one commits an error in goal-directed behavior, may exhibit synonymous …

The ability to detect an error in one's own performance and then to improve ongoing
performance based on this error processing is critical for effective behaviour. In our event …

Not only committing errors, but also observing errors has been shown to activate the dorsal
medial prefrontal cortex, particularly BA 8 and adjacent rostral cingulate zone (RCZ) …

In social contexts, errors have a special significance and often bear consequences for
others. Thinking about others and drawing social inferences in interpersonal games …

It has been shown that frontal cortical areas increase their activity during error perception
and error processing. However, it is not yet clear whether perception of motor errors is …

Successful behaviour requires error detection resulting in remedial actions, such as
immediate error correction. The present event‐related functional magnetic resonance …

Learning from errors is a critical feature of human cognition. It underlies our ability to adapt
to changing environmental demands and to tune behavior for optimal performance. The …

We have recently provided evidence that an error‐related negativity (ERN), an ERP
component generated within medial‐frontal cortex, is elicited by errors made during the …