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The paper examines how neural responses to physical and agentive movement dynamics are organized in functional connectivity.

The paper investigates whether physical reasoning and tool use can dissociate in individuals with left-hemisphere brain damage, finding individual-level dissociations in task performance.

This study investigates how the brain represents motion events based on agentive versus physical forces using fMRI and multivariate pattern analysis, finding shared and distinct neural representations in different brain regions.

This study examines a case of neglect where shape awareness is impaired but basic visual features like color and location are preserved, suggesting distinct roles for spatial attention in object recognition.

This study identifies a shared neural code across brain regions for both action and object events, showing that these regions encode event structure and physics regardless of animacy.