Compliance with social norms requires neural signals related both to the norm and to deviations from it. Recent work using economic games between two interacting subjects has uncovered brain responses related to norm compliance and to an individual's strategic outlook during the exchange. These brain responses possess a provocative relationship to those associated with negative emotional outcomes, and hint at computational depictions of emotion processing
In recent years, much has been learned about the representation of subjective value in simple, nonst...
Fairness norm compliance is critical in any society. However, norm compliant behavior is very hetero...
Humans are willing to punish norm violations even at a substantial personal cost. Using fMRI and a v...
Compliance with social norms requires neural signals related both to the norm and to deviations from...
Enforcement of social norms by impartial bystanders in the human species reveals a possibly unique c...
SummaryAll known human societies establish social order by punishing violators of social norms. Howe...
Our social life consists mostly of coordination problems, where we must converge on choices and stra...
Societal norms exert a powerful influence on our decisions. Behaviours motivated by norms, however, ...
In recent years, much has been learned about the representation of subjective value in simple, nonst...
Economic games -trust (TG) and ultimatum game (UG)- combined with fMRI have shown the importance of ...
Societies are characterized by a shared system of social norms, which promotes cooperation among peo...
This project attempts to understand the role of expectations in cooperative behavior using the inter...
Although economic theories suggest that punishment threat is crucial for maintaining social norms, c...
This thesis first focused on the effect of anticipated emotions upon decision-making. Using a Trust ...
Previous neuroimaging studies of scenarios such as the prisoner’s dilemma and ultimatum game show ho...
In recent years, much has been learned about the representation of subjective value in simple, nonst...
Fairness norm compliance is critical in any society. However, norm compliant behavior is very hetero...
Humans are willing to punish norm violations even at a substantial personal cost. Using fMRI and a v...
Compliance with social norms requires neural signals related both to the norm and to deviations from...
Enforcement of social norms by impartial bystanders in the human species reveals a possibly unique c...
SummaryAll known human societies establish social order by punishing violators of social norms. Howe...
Our social life consists mostly of coordination problems, where we must converge on choices and stra...
Societal norms exert a powerful influence on our decisions. Behaviours motivated by norms, however, ...
In recent years, much has been learned about the representation of subjective value in simple, nonst...
Economic games -trust (TG) and ultimatum game (UG)- combined with fMRI have shown the importance of ...
Societies are characterized by a shared system of social norms, which promotes cooperation among peo...
This project attempts to understand the role of expectations in cooperative behavior using the inter...
Although economic theories suggest that punishment threat is crucial for maintaining social norms, c...
This thesis first focused on the effect of anticipated emotions upon decision-making. Using a Trust ...
Previous neuroimaging studies of scenarios such as the prisoner’s dilemma and ultimatum game show ho...
In recent years, much has been learned about the representation of subjective value in simple, nonst...
Fairness norm compliance is critical in any society. However, norm compliant behavior is very hetero...
Humans are willing to punish norm violations even at a substantial personal cost. Using fMRI and a v...