Avatars and social robots offer new opportunities for communication and raise questions
about how trust is built and maintained in hybrid social interactions. We wonder what kind of …

The fitness benefits of social life depend on the ability of animals to affiliate with others and
form groups, on dominance hierarchies within groups that determine resource distribution …

As social animals, people are highly sensitive to the attention of others. Seeing someone
else gaze at an object automatically draws one's own attention to that object. Monitoring the …

Objectives Social and nonsocial cognition are defined as distinct yet related constructs.
However, the relative independence of individual variables—and whether specific tasks …

In the recent years, discoveries in neuroscience have greatly impacted upon the need to
modify therapeutic practice starting from the evidence showing some cerebral mechanisms …

Background Although the neural mechanisms of the theory of mind (ToM) in children with
autism spectrum disorder (ASD) through fMRI using the social animation task have been …

Faces in motion reveal a plethora of information through visual dynamics. Faces can move
in complex patterns while transforming facial shape, eg, during the generation of different …

Neuroimaging and single cell recordings have demonstrated the presence of STS body
category-selective regions (body patches) containing neurons responding to presentation of …

Although visual feature estimations are accurate and precise, overall estimation errors (ie,
the difference between estimates and actual values) tend to show systematic patterns. For …

Purpose This study aimed to evaluate the difference between binocular and monocular
vision and eye movements during the competition using video-oculography (VOG). Methods …