Marco K. Wittmann

The paper examines decision-making patterns in individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and finds they show reduced self-centered behavior and an unbalanced representation of social structure.

This study investigates whether autistic traits affect self-bias and social basis function use during social decision-making, finding no significant relationship.

This study uses low-intensity focused ultrasound to modulate human amygdala activity and finds it alters emotional processing and reaction times to ambiguous stimuli.

The paper investigates how people determine controllability and causality in collaborative settings through specific behavioral patterns and brain activity in the supramarginal gyrus.

The paper examines how confidence in social versus non-social information affects neural activity and behavioral learning.

The paper identifies distinct neural representations for prosocial and self-benefitting effort using fMRI and shows empathy correlates with prosocial effort encoding.

This study shows that older adults maintain prosocial learning rates but have reduced self-relevant learning rates compared to younger adults.

The paper examines how two reward learning mechanisms mature during human adolescence, aligning with findings from macaque lesion studies.

The paper shows that four brain regions represent value estimates on different time-scales, interacting to support flexible decision-making.