Andreas Nieder
Andreas Nieder
Despite their importance to human thought, the origins of numerical abilities remain debated. Numerical quantity is a property of physical objects and events, and both humans and many animals show an innate sensitivity to this numerical con...
Kevin E Tiede,Ralph Hertwig,Rui Mata et al.
Kevin E Tiede et al.
Traditional risk communication emphasizes the probability of possible outcomes but neglects other crucial dimensions of risks. We propose a taxonomy of risk information and illustrate how simulated experience can convey overlooked aspects. ...
Manuel Bohn,Marisa Casillas
Manuel Bohn
Language learning is a multi-threaded, multi-mechanism process. It is multi-threaded in that it emerges as a byproduct of addressing multiple goals while engaging in social interactions. It is multi-mechanism in that children integrate mult...
Daniel A Abrams,Simon Leipold,Daniel L Bowling
Daniel A Abrams
Children with autism often struggle to tune in to voices, missing important cues for social connection and language learning. What underlies this diminished engagement? Neuroimaging evidence implicates disrupted connectivity between voice-s...
Martine W F T Verhees,Batja Mesquita,Eva Ceulemans et al.
Martine W F T Verhees et al.
Traditionally, emotions have been viewed as intrapersonal experiences, but recent perspectives emphasize their interpersonal nature. Yet research on interpersonal emotional processes is scattered across subfields and lacks a unifying framew...
Halely Balaban,Tomer D Ullman
Halely Balaban
Toan Nong,Jun Feng,Jean-Claude Dreher
Toan Nong
'Theory of mind' (ToM) is classically investigated with 'static' inference tasks, which miss the dynamic nature of social interactions. In a recent article, Buergi, Aydogan, and colleagues combined computational modeling and neuroimaging to...
Adam Zeman,Bérengère Digard,Francesca Happé et al.
Adam Zeman et al.
Giacomo Aldegheri,Roland W Fleming
Giacomo Aldegheri
Christian Beste,Heleen A Slagter,Christian Herff et al.
Christian Beste et al.
Brain-computer interface (BCI) research has achieved remarkable technical progress but remains limited in scope, typically relying on motor and visual cortex signals in limited patient populations. We propose a paradigm shift in BCI design ...