Arvid Guterstam

This study investigates how little visual input is needed to detect direct gaze and whether it requires conscious awareness, finding that direct gaze influences perception faster than averted gaze.

This study investigates the neural correlates of body ownership and agency during voluntary movement using fMRI and identifies overlapping and distinct brain regions involved.

The paper investigates how the right temporoparietal junction (TPJ) encodes mental states during theory of mind tasks, finding it reflects the cartoon character's perspective rather than the truth of beliefs.

This study uses fMRI to show the human brain encodes others' attention as either exogenous or endogenous, distinguishing self from other agents.

The paper demonstrates that viewing static images of others' gaze produces motion aftereffects in the opposite direction, suggesting the brain encodes gaze as implied motion.