What role does domain-general cognitive control play in understanding linguistic input?
Although much evidence has suggested that domain-general cognitive control and working …

In the present paper, we review the recent empirical evidence on the neurobiological basis
of a minimal notion of the self, the bodily self. We show the relationship between the body, its …

Considerable research has supported the view that faces and words are subserved by
independent neural mechanisms located in the ventral visual cortex in opposite …

Vision is by far the most prevalent sense for experiencing others' body shapes, postures,
actions, and intentions, and its congenital absence may dramatically hamper body-shape …

This paper reviews neuroimaging studies that investigated the brain activation involved in
face perception and recognition, with a particular focus on activity measured in the fusiform …

Actions can be understood based on form cues (eg, static body posture) as well as motion
cues (eg, gait patterns). A fundamental debate centers on the question of whether the …

Primate occipitotemporal cortex (OTC) is composed of a mosaic of highly specialized brain
regions each involved in the high-level visual analysis and recognition of particular stimulus …

Chronometric and imaging studies have shown that motor imagery is used implicitly during
mental rotation tasks in which subjects for example judge the laterality of human hand …

A central finding of functional MRI studies is the highly selective response of distinct brain
areas in the occipital temporal cortex to faces and places. However, little is known about the …

The ability to recognize and adequately interpret emotional states in others plays a
fundamental role in regulating social interaction. Body language presents an essential …