Sophie Kerttu Scott

This study examines how prosociality and social reward affect speech perception in noise, finding that prosocial individuals perform better in complex listening conditions and older adults report higher listening effort.

The paper investigates the neural basis of laughter and crying using fMRI and MVPA, finding distinct brain networks for each emotion with overlapping suppression.

This study investigates how mu-opioid receptor availability relates to brain responses to laughter and crying sounds in humans using PET-fMRI.

This study investigates whether over-reliance on auditory feedback causes stuttering by comparing neural responses in people who stutter during different speech conditions.