Robert S. Chavez

The paper investigates how brain responses to dynamic facial expressions are influenced by person identity, action, and valence, finding that identity is the strongest predictor of neural similarity.

The paper shows that allocentric and egocentric reference frames for person knowledge are encoded in distinct brain systems using fMRI data from 108 participants.

The paper shows that mass univariate testing in whole-brain ANOVA biases the detection of interaction effects towards disordinal interactions.