Rhesus monkeys use both eye and head gaze to reallocate covert spatial attention facilitating visual perception [0.03%]
恒河猴利用视线和头部转动来重新分配注意资源从而促进视觉感知
Masih Shafiei,Matthias Reik,Marius Görner et al.
Masih Shafiei et al.
Nonverbal cues, particularly eye-gaze, significantly shape human social interactions. Although nonhuman primates reliably follow head gaze, their capacity to use eye-gaze alone for inferring the other's focus of attention remains debated. W...
Mood modulations of emotional word processing: A predictive perspective view of EEG data [0.03%]
情绪词加工的情绪调制：脑电数据的预测性视角研究
Ekaterina Kopaeva,Johan Blomberg,Mikael Roll
Ekaterina Kopaeva
Mood is a pervasive affective state that influences cognition, including language processing, where it functions as part of the pragmatic context. When linguistic expressions carry emotional valence, mood may amplify or attenuate their perc...
Is the bad apple or the bad basket to be blamed? Neural substrate of self-interest and conformity motivation during the contagion of dishonesty [0.03%]
是归咎于烂苹果还是烂筐？欺骗行为传播过程中的自我利益和从众动机的神经基础
Liqin Huang,Mochi Liu,Siyang Luo
Liqin Huang
Learning from others' dishonest behavior usually involves the motivation of self-interest and conformity, which predict different responses during the spread of dishonesty. However, these motivations are often intertwined and rarely disting...
A causal and dissociable role for the right inferior frontal gyrus in empathy for physical and social pain [0.03%]
右侧额下回在躯体疼痛和社会疼痛共鸣中的因果作用及其可分离性
M De Lillo,A Korpal,H Ferguson et al.
M De Lillo et al.
The right inferior frontal gyrus (rIFG) and dorsomedial prefrontal cortex (dmPFC) are key nodes in the social brain, implicated in empathy for physical and social pain. However, their causal and dissociable contributions remain unclear. In ...
Trying in the 21st century: An introduction to the special issue on effort [0.03%]
21世纪的努力尝试——关于努力的专题介绍
Carly J Leonard,John D Salamone,Michael T Treadway
Carly J Leonard
Turning a blind eye: The struggle to inhibit attention towards unexpected negative emotions [0.03%]
视而不见：抑制对意外消极情绪的关注的努力与挣扎
Philip T Chalk,Josef J Ormsby,Derek H Arnold et al.
Philip T Chalk et al.
We investigated whether expectations modulate the attentional capture of fearful and happy face distractors in a visual search task. Twenty-eight participants were instructed to locate a face surrounded by a color singleton and subsequently...
Inhibition and cognitive workload during deception about planned behavior: Investigating LPC, MFN, and PRP components [0.03%]
说谎引起的抑制与认知负荷：探讨LPC、MFN和PRP成分
Vera Scheuble-Cabrera,Emely Voltz,André Beauducel
Vera Scheuble-Cabrera
The present preregistered study investigated cognitive processes during deception about planned behavior. It extends prior research on deception about attitudes by addressing individual life plans as a more specific and immediate determinan...
Hierarchical structural-functional coupling reorganization after acute sleep deprivation: Links to spatial working memory and lateralization [0.03%]
急性睡眠剥夺后的层次化结构-功能耦合重组及其与空间工作记忆和侧化的关联
Lili Xu,Haoyuan Zhang,Jinhan Zhang et al.
Lili Xu et al.
Although previous studies have documented acute sleep deprivation (ASD)-induced alterations in brain structure and function, how the hierarchical coupling between these two modalities is reorganized following ASD, and whether such reorganiz...
Lonely individuals have a more negative perception of their bodies: The mediating role of self-cognition and social perception brain network connectivity [0.03%]
孤独个体对自己的身体有着更为负面的认知：自我认知和社交感知脑网络连接的作用机制研究
Xiaojiang An,Mingyue Xiao,Wei Li et al.
Xiaojiang An et al.
Background: Negative body image is a prevalent issue among young individuals. Loneliness induces negative cognitive biases in individuals, which contribute to more negative self-evaluations and social perception. However,...
How the brain segments experience: ERP evidence of event boundaries enhancing memory formation in narratives [0.03%]
大脑如何划分经历：来自事件边界的ERP证据增强叙述记忆形成
Doruntinë Zogaj,Regine Bader,Axel Mecklinger
Doruntinë Zogaj
Event boundaries are known to have an impact on how discrete events are remembered; however, the neural mechanisms supporting memory for boundaries themselves remain poorly understood. This study investigated how both event boundaries and p...