Leonhard Schilbach

This study systematically reviews and meta-analyzes social functioning in autism, identifying developmental patterns and domain interdependencies across 2,622 studies.

The paper compares inter-subject functional connectivity (ISFC) between autistic and neurotypical individuals during movie-watching using fMRI data from two datasets, finding reduced ISFC in autistic groups.

The paper investigates the neural correlates of cognitive processes during social interactions using EEG, revealing dynamic patterns in brain activity related to action observation and predictive coding.

The paper examines how brain structure and function relate to social group membership using UK Biobank data, identifying specific brain regions and networks associated with different types of social participation.

The paper examines abnormal processing of uncertainty in at-risk mental state individuals using computational models and fMRI, finding increased volatility estimates and altered cortical activation patterns.

This study shows that sleep deprivation increases food reward valuation through hedonic mechanisms, not hormonal changes, using fMRI and behavioral tasks.