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The Anterior Cingulate Gyrus and Social Cognition: Tracking the Motivation of Others.
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Abstract in brief
- The anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), especially a subregion called ACCg, is important for understanding social behavior by processing information about others' motivation.
- The ACCg helps estimate how motivated another person is and updates these estimates when new evidence suggests previous judgments were wrong, supporting social cognition.
- This model explains how the brain assesses costs, benefits, and errors in social interactions and predicts mechanisms that could explain differences in social abilities in healthy individuals and those with social-cognitive disorders.
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RT @SustainHistory: The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus & #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of #Others https://t.co/Bh6QCzQ4tU
The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus & #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of #Others https://t.co/Bh6QCzQ4tU
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The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of #Others https://t.co/a7hfyN1kxh
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The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of #Others https://t.co/GR2yF7WYf7
RT @SustainHistory: The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of Others https://t.co/7VCo4eQUPY
RT @SustainHistory: The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of Others https://t.co/7VCo4eQUPY
RT @SustainHistory: The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of Others https://t.co/7VCo4eQUPY
The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of Others https://t.co/7VCo4eQUPY
RT @SustainHistory: The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of Others https://t.co/LPyKVrwKwa
RT @SustainHistory: The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of Others https://t.co/LPyKVrwKwa
RT @SustainHistory: The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of Others https://t.co/LPyKVrwKwa
The #AnteriorCingulateGyrus and #SocialCognition: Tracking the #Motivation of Others https://t.co/LPyKVrwKwa
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"The Anterior Cingulate Gyrus and Social Cognition: Tracking the Motivation of Others" - Apps et al. (2016) 14/n Link: https://t.co/R9Dl8LW4sI https://t.co/nR8cfFBPKg
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RT @AssafOshri: The Anterior Cingulate Gyrus and Social Cognition: Tracking the Motivation of Others - ScienceDirect https://t.co/VWyxjXQ8Vi
RT @AssafOshri: The Anterior Cingulate Gyrus and Social Cognition: Tracking the Motivation of Others - ScienceDirect https://t.co/VWyxjXQ8Vi
RT @AssafOshri: The Anterior Cingulate Gyrus and Social Cognition: Tracking the Motivation of Others - ScienceDirect https://t.co/VWyxjXQ8Vi
The Anterior Cingulate Gyrus and Social Cognition: Tracking the Motivation of Others - ScienceDirect https://t.co/VWyxjXQ8Vi
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