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Pizarro, J., Jerónimo, R. & Kotz, S. A. (2017). Predictive coding as a fundamental mechanism underlying emotion recognition and social cognition: A neuroendocrinological approach. XIII PhD Meeting in Social and Organizational Psychology.
J. P. Pizarro et al., "Predictive coding as a fundamental mechanism underlying emotion recognition and social cognition: A neuroendocrinological approach", in XIII PhD Meeting in Social and Organizational Psychology, Lisbon, 2017
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TY - CPAPER TI - Predictive coding as a fundamental mechanism underlying emotion recognition and social cognition: A neuroendocrinological approach T2 - XIII PhD Meeting in Social and Organizational Psychology AU - Pizarro, J. AU - Jerónimo, R. AU - Kotz, S. A. PY - 2017 CY - Lisbon UR - http://phdmeeting.dpso.iscte.pt/ AB - Interpersonal coordination in the social world relies on various social cues includingemotionalexpressions.Becauseemotionalinformationarrivesfrom multiple sensorial modalities, multisensory emotion integration(MEI)–the process involved in synthetizing emotional information from cross-modal stimuli – is crucial for social cognition. Predictive coding(PC) –the capacity that our brain has to make predictions about future events based on previous ones –has been considered one of the best candidate mechanism underlying MEI. To further explore this hypothesis, PC in MEI will be studied in this project by manipulating exogenousfactorsinfluencingthepredictabilityofemotionalinformation. Furthermore,the influence of endogenous factors, such as reward-based motivation and the neuropeptide oxytocin in PC,will also be approached. Behavioral and electrophysiological (N1, P2 ERPs, and alpha/beta oscillations) measures will be adopted. ER -
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