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Brain Imaging Onderzoek van de neurale correlaten van Observing virtuele sociale interacties
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1Department of Computing Science,University of Alberta, 2Department of Psychology,University of Illinois, 3Centre for Neuroscience,University of Alberta, 4Department of Psychology,University of Alberta, 5Department of Marketing, Business Economics, and Law,University of Alberta, 6Neuroscience Program,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 7Beckman Institute,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Chapitres
- 00:05Titre
- 01:43Stimuli and Task Design
- 04:21Setting the Subject up for the Scan
- 06:13Scanning
- 07:16Data Analysis
- 09:18Increased Activity in the Social Cognition Network in Response to Observing Social Interaction
- 10:14Conclusion
Dit artikel toont een experimentele opzet waarbij het gehele lichaam geanimeerde karakters worden gebruikt in combinatie met functionele magnetische resonantie imaging (fMRI) naar de neurale correlaten van het observeren van virtuele sociale interacties te onderzoeken.
Tags
Brain Imaging InvestigationNeural CorrelatesObserving Virtual Social InteractionsSocial CognitionFacial ExpressionsBody LanguageFirst ImpressionsApproach Or AvoidStatic Facial StimuliWhole-body Animated CharactersFunctional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)Guest-host InteractionsBusiness SettingHost Behavior RatingsReal-life SituationsHealthy BehaviorDeficits In Social BehaviorSocial AnxietyAutism
