Predicting narcissistic personality traits from brain and psychological features: A supervised machine learning approach [0.03%]
基于大脑和心理特征预测自恋型人格特质：一种监督式机器学习方法
Khanitin Jornkokgoud,Teresa Baggio,Md Faysal et al.
Khanitin Jornkokgoud et al.
Narcissism is a multifaceted construct often linked to pathological conditions whose neural correlates are still poorly understood. Previous studies have reported inconsistent findings related to the neural underpinnings of narcissism, prob...
Mother-child inter-brain synchrony during a mutual visual search task: A study of feedback valence and role [0.03%]
母子大脑同步性在相互视觉搜索任务中的作用及反馈价值感研究
Fred Atilla,Maryam Alimardani,Taishi Kawamoto et al.
Fred Atilla et al.
Parent and child have been shown to synchronize their behaviors and physiology during social interactions. This synchrony is an important marker of their relationship quality and subsequently the child's social and emotional development. Th...
Hypocortisolemic reactivity to acute social stress among lonely young women [0.03%]
孤独年轻女性对急性社会压力的低皮质醇反应性研究
Madison E Stout,Bryant H Keirns,Misty A W Hawkins
Madison E Stout
We examined biopsychosocial stress of acute social pain in relation to chronic loneliness. Hypotheses: 1) Cyberball exclusion (vs. inclusion) would be associated with lower cortisol reactivity to a speech task, and 2) loneliness would moder...
Randomized Controlled Trial
Social neuroscience. 2023 Aug;18(3):171-182. DOI:10.1080/17470919.2023.2229082 2023
Does emotion regulation network mediate the effect of social network on psychological distress among older adults? [0.03%]
老年人的情绪调节网络是否介导了社交网络对心理困扰的影响？
Ratanpriya Sharma,Kaitlyn Dillon,Stefan Edward Emanuel Williams et al.
Ratanpriya Sharma et al.
Socio-emotional interactions are integral for regulating emotions and buffering psychological distress. Social neuroscience perspectives on aging suggest that empathetic interpersonal interactions are supported by the activation of brain re...
How unexpected events are processed in theory of mind regions: A conceptual replication [0.03%]
意外事件在理论思维区域中是如何被处理的：概念重复研究
Ryan M McManus,James A Dungan,Kevin Jiang et al.
Ryan M McManus et al.
Recent research in social neuroscience has postulated that Theory of Mind (ToM) regions play a role in processing social prediction error (PE: the difference between what was expected and what was observed). Here, we tested whether PE signa...
Huanhua Lu,Xueting Li,Yinan Wang et al.
Huanhua Lu et al.
Self-esteem is an important psychological resource with adaptive values, and numerous investigations have revealed that self-esteem is influenced by perceived social support. However, the potential neural basis linking perceived social supp...
Communicative intentions automatically hold attention - evidence from event-related potentials [0.03%]
交际意图自动吸引注意力-来自事件相关电位的证据
Łukasz Okruszek,N Rutkowska,N Jakubowska et al.
Łukasz Okruszek et al.
Numerous studies show that social cues are processed preferentially by the human visual system and that perception of communicative intentions, particularly those self-directed, attracts and biases attention. However, it is still unclear wh...
Impact of social knowledge about the speaker on irony understanding: Evidence from neural oscillations [0.03%]
关于说话人的社会知识对讽刺理解的影响：来自神经振荡的证据
Maud Champagne-Lavau,Deirdre Bolger,Madelyne Klein
Maud Champagne-Lavau
The aim of the present study was to explore neuronal oscillatory activity during a task of irony understanding. In this task, we manipulated implicit information about the speaker such as occupation stereotypes (i.e., sarcastic versus non-s...
Dissociating neural sensitivity to target identity and mental state content type during inferences about other minds [0.03%]
在推断他人心理时分离目标身份和心理状态内容类型的神经敏感度
Ana Defendini,Adrianna C Jenkins
Ana Defendini
Predicting and inferring what other people think and feel (mentalizing) is central to social interaction. Since the discovery of the brain's "mentalizing network," fMRI studies have probed the lines along which the activity of different reg...
Predicting change in neural activity during social exclusion in late childhood: The role of past peer experiences [0.03%]
童年晚期社交排斥期间神经活动变化的预测：过去同伴经历的作用
M Hollarek,M van Buuren,J S Asscheman et al.
M Hollarek et al.
A painful experience affecting many children is social exclusion. The current study is a follow-up study, investigating change in neural activity during social exclusion as a function of peer preference. Peer preference was defined as the d...