Emily B. Falk

This study uses fMRI hyperscanning to show overlapping neural networks for speech production and comprehension during real-time conversations, extending beyond the language network into social cognition areas.

This study investigates how neural dynamics in depression and anxiety contribute to the persistence of perseverative thought using fMRI and network control theory.

This study uses fMRI hyperscanning and NLP to show that compromise-driven conversations with more exploration lead to greater agreement compared to persuasive conversations.

The paper examines how brain connectivity and social network structure influence response inhibition in adolescents, finding that social brain systems compensate for weaker response inhibition systems and that social context strengthens this relationship.

The paper investigates how social exclusion affects brain connectivity in adolescents and links these changes to the density of their friendship networks.