Seeing the interactions between other people is a critical part of our everyday visual
experience, but recognizing the social interactions of others is often considered outside the …

Primates have evolved diverse cognitive capabilities to navigate their complex social world.
To understand how the brain implements critical social cognitive abilities, we describe …

Recent theoretical work has argued that in addition to the classical ventral (what) and dorsal
(where/how) visual streams, there is a third visual stream on the lateral surface of the brain …

Understanding social interaction requires processing social agents and their relationships.
The latest results show that much of this process is visually solved: visual areas can …

Social information is some of the most ambiguous content we encounter in our daily lives,
yet in experimental contexts, percepts of social interactions—that is, whether an interaction …

Navigating our complex social world requires processing the interactions we observe.
Recent psychophysical and neuroimaging studies provide parallel evidence that the human …

People are often seen among other people, relating to and interacting with one another.
Recent studies suggest that socially relevant spatial relations between bodies, such as the …

TICS 2538 No. of Pages 2 isolate truly abstract representations of social interactions in the
brain, those that might or might not correlate with the visual properties of the stimuli, but are …

Key unanswered questions for cognitive neuroscience include whether social cognition is
underpinned by specialised brain regions and to what extent it simultaneously depends on …

In face-to-face communication, humans are faced with multiple layers of discontinuous
multimodal signals, such as head, face, hand gestures, speech and non-speech sounds …