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Noncortical cognition: integration of information for close-proximity behavioral problem-solving
Noncortical cognition: integration of information for close-proximity behavioral problem-solving
Volume 55, February 2024, 101329Author links open overlay panelAnimals face behavioral problems that can be conceptualized...
Methods for cerebellar imaging analysis
Methods for cerebellar imaging analysis
The human cerebellum consists of an extended, highly-folded, and laminated cortical sheet overlying the white matter and c...
The bidirectional relationship between the cerebellum and seizure networks: a double-edged sword
The bidirectional relationship between the cerebellum and seizure networks: a double-edged sword
Epilepsy, a disorder characterized by spontaneous, recurrent seizures, is the fourth most common neurological disorder. It...
Unraveling sequence learning in obsessive–compulsive disorder
Unraveling sequence learning in obsessive–compulsive disorder
Volume 54, December 2023, 101326Author links open overlay panel, , , , , , Highlights•Neurobiological models of OCD emphas...
Extended cognition and life after death
Extended cognition and life after death
Minimally cognitive processes are identified in animals that have no central nervous system, in bacteria and in plants, an...
Thalamic and basal ganglia involvement in language-related functions
Thalamic and basal ganglia involvement in language-related functions
Under neuroanatomical perspectives, language functions are mostly referred to various cortical areas. These regions can be...
Contributions of the subcortical auditory system to predictive coding and the neural encoding of speech
Contributions of the subcortical auditory system to predictive coding and the neural encoding of speech
Volume 54, December 2023, 101324Author links open overlay panelHighlights•Auditory midbrain and thalamus support predictiv...
The big role of the ‘little brain’: exploring the developing cerebellum and its role in cognition
The big role of the ‘little brain’: exploring the developing cerebellum and its role in cognition
In recent years, there has been increased interest in the cerebellum by developmental neuroscientists [1], with a particul...
Social cognition in degenerative cerebellar ataxias
Social cognition in degenerative cerebellar ataxias
Volume 54, December 2023, 101313Author links open overlay panel, , , Highlights•Emotion recognition and theory of mind are...
Editorial overview: The empirical examination of dehumanisation as a psychological construct
Editorial overview: The empirical examination of dehumanisation as a psychological construct
Lasana T. Harris Professor of Social Neuroscience, University College London (UCL). He is appointed in the Experimental Ps...
New frontiers for the understanding of aging: the power and possibilities of studying the cerebellum
New frontiers for the understanding of aging: the power and possibilities of studying the cerebellum
Volume 54, December 2023, 101311Author links open overlay panel, , Understanding behavior in aging has benefited greatly f...
A seat at the (language) table: incorporating the cerebellum into frameworks for language processing
A seat at the (language) table: incorporating the cerebellum into frameworks for language processing
Human beings have an extraordinary capacity for language. Until recently, this capacity was thought to rely on the cerebra...
Understanding cerebellar cognitive and social functions: methodological challenges and new directions for future transcranial magnetic stimulation studies
Understanding cerebellar cognitive and social functions: methodological challenges and new directions for future transcranial magnetic stimulation studies
Volume 53, October 2023, 101300Author links open overlay panel, , , Highlights•Consistent evidence is available on the rol...
Methods for cerebellar imaging: cerebellar subdivision
Methods for cerebellar imaging: cerebellar subdivision
Nestled underneath the tentorium in the posterior cranial fossa, the cerebellum is a remarkable brain structure. It plays ...
Theories of consciousness and a life worth living
Theories of consciousness and a life worth living
Volume 53, October 2023, 101299Author links open overlay panel, , , What is it that makes a life valuable? A popular view ...
Short review article: cerebellum and social behavior
Short review article: cerebellum and social behavior
Volume 53, October 2023, 101309Author links open overlay panel, There is growing evidence demonstrating a critical role of...
Can you create? Visualising and modelling real-world mathematics with technologies in STEAM educational settings
In the past three decades, and especially accelerated during the Covid-19 pandemic, technology-assisted learning and teach...
Collaborative problem-solving in mathematics
Volume 52, August 2023, 101296Author links open overlay panelWhile problem-solving is the ‘main reason for mathematicians’...
Reducing dehumanisation through virtual reality: prospects and pitfalls
Volume 52, August 2023, 101283Author links open overlay panelHighlights•Recent years have VR deployed in order to change a...
Stress and the control of remembering: balancing hippocampal and striatal forms of memory retrieval
In the first half of the past century, the basal ganglia were mainly implicated in motor behavior [1]. Subsequent research...
Rethinking dehumanization, empathy, and burnout in healthcare contexts
Research on dehumanization has mainly focused on the idea that it serves the function of derogating others, facilitating a...
Corrigendum to ‘On the age-specific neurochemical and endocrine biomarkers of temperament traits in adolescents’ [Curr Opin Behav Sci, vol 43, February 2022, Pages 118–124]
Volume 51, June 2023, 101284Author links open overlay panelSergey Aleksandrovich Bashkatov, Margarita Ivanovna GaripovaSho...
Interacting with agents without a mind: the case for artificial agents
In 2017, Sophia, a humanoid robot, was granted citizenship — a fundamental human right [1]. Five years later, one of Googl...
Emotions as constituents, predictors and outcomes of dehumanization
Because emotions are a defining factor of humanity as well as being involved in intergroup prejudice, the dehumanization o...
Addressing problematic use of the Internet and related compulsive and addictive behaviors
Global concern about the potentially addictive properties of behaviors conducted on the Internet and the related public he...
Editorial overview: How do the executive and reward systems interact to determine eating behavior? Current theoretical frameworks and training approaches
Géraldine Coppin obtained her Ph.D. at the University of Geneva. Her postdoc was at the Pierce Laboratory, Yale University...
‘They deserve it for what they're doing’: dehumanising rhetoric as a facilitator of the recourse to violence against the defenceless
Torture has been with us for all of recorded history, often assuming an important role in juridical and legal systems. Des...
Effective ways for reducing dehumanization: interpersonal and intergroup strategies
People can show a myriad of different characteristics, opposite beliefs, and disparate attitudes, but they all belong to t...
Children: dehumanized or not yet fully human?
Volume 51, June 2023, 101276Author links open overlay panelHighlights•Whether children are dehumanized by adults goes beyo...
Focusing on the self to humanize others: the role of empathy and morality
Dehumanization can be defined as the perception and treatment of others as less than fully human [1]. It can be expressed ...
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