This meta-analysis explores the role of the cerebellum in social cognition. Recent meta-
analyses of neuroimaging studies since 2008 demonstrate that the cerebellum is only …

A recent meta-analysis explored the role of the cerebellum in social cognition and
documented that this part of the brain is critically implicated in social cognition, especially in …

This meta‐analytic connectivity modeling (MACM) study explores the functional connectivity
of the cerebellum with the cerebrum in social cognitive processes. In a recent meta‐analysis …

This multi-study connectivity analysis explores the functional connectivity of the cerebellum
with the cerebrum in social mentalizing, that is, understanding the mind of another person …

This meta-analysis explores the role of the posterior cerebellum Crus I/II in social
mentalizing. We identified over 200 functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies …

Social cognition refers to interpretation of socially relevant signals to understand intentions,
mental and emotional states of others. These signals may be verbal, or transmitted through …

The capacity to understand another person's emotions, intentions, beliefs and personality
traits, based on observed or communicated behaviors, is termed social cognition. During the …

Social neuroscience largely ignored the role of the cerebellum, despite its implications in a
broad range of tasks and neurological disorders related to social functioning and inferences …

This meta‐analysis explores the location and function of brain areas involved in social
cognition, or the capacity to understand people's behavioral intentions, social beliefs, and …

The possible uniqueness of social stimuli constitutes a key topic for cognitive neuroscience.
Growing evidence highlights graded contributions to their semantic processing by the …