Angelika Lingnau

This study investigates age differences in action perception by analyzing brain activity and similarity judgments, finding older adults prioritize affective-communicative information over visual and action-related features.

The paper investigates neural changes in healthy individuals during object and action naming practice, finding reduced activation in classical language regions and increased activation in memory-related areas.

The paper examines the neural representation of observed actions using fMRI and finds that lateral occipitotemporal cortex and left posterior inferior parietal lobe capture the semantic dissimilarity structure of actions.

This study uses fMRI to investigate cortical activity associated with the subjective impression of realness in stereoscopic viewing, finding similar posterior parietal activation for monocular and binocular conditions.