Xiaoxue Gao

This study evaluates LLMs' ability to predict human social behavior through interpretable cognitive models in socioeconomic games.

The paper investigates how human cooperation remains resilient under exogenous uncertainty by identifying an asymmetric intrinsic prosocial bias in reciprocal behavior.

This study develops and validates a conceptual model of indebtedness using a combination of surveys, games, computational modeling, and neuroimaging to understand how perceived intentions influence feelings and reciprocity behavior.

The paper investigates neural mechanisms of context-dependent inequity aversion using a combination of behavioral games and neuroimaging, revealing dissociable insula activity patterns for advantageous and disadvantageous inequity.