Transcortical Sensory Aphasia Sonnet: What Happens When Your Words Are Not Your Own?

When Your Decisions Are Not (Quite) Your Own: Action Observation Influences Free Choices

A growing number of studies have begun to assess how the actions of one individual are represented in an observer. Using a variant of an action observation paradigm, four experiments examined whether one person's behaviour can influence the subjective decisions and judgements of another. In Experiment 1, two observers sat adjacent to each other and took turns to freely select and reach to one o...

What happens to your hearing if you are born blind?

Alzheimer C. Axonal failure during high frequency stimulation of rat subthalamic nucleus. What happens to your hearing if you are born blind? Our different senses often work together to enhance perception, for instance helping us to understand what was said by the person we are trying to talk to in a noisy bar, or to work out where that other voice came from. Indeed, cross-sensory interactions ...

What Happens in Your Mind and Brain When You Are Excluded from a Social Activity?

In school and in everyday life, we sometimes experience rejection by classmates, or we might see someone being excluded from an activity. What do excluded individuals feel? How does the brain process information about being socially excluded? In the past few decades, psychologists and social neuroscientists have investigated the influence of social exclusion on our mind, brain, and behavior. So...

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