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Neural signatures of emotional intent and inference align during social consensus

Psychology

Neural signatures of emotional intent and inference align during social consensus

M. C. Reddan, D. C. Ong, et al.

Humans quickly infer others’ emotional states — this study uses fMRI from 100 observers rating people describing life events to show that multivariate brain models can predict both a target’s self-rated intent and observers’ inferences. Model correspondence increases with empathic accuracy, yet target intent remains decodable even when observers err. Research conducted by Authors present in <Authors> tag.... show more
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