Elahe’ Yargholi

The paper investigates how human and AI models process emotional valence in complex social scenes, finding that higher-level processing is required when valence conflicts with visual features.

The paper identifies four frontal face patches in the human prefrontal cortex involved in social processing of faces using fMRI and functional connectivity analysis.

This study investigates the organizational principles of object space in the human occipitotemporal cortex and finds that animacy, rather than aspect ratio, is the primary factor.

The paper identifies two brain networks with position-tolerant action representations, showing distinct relationships with objective movement measures and subjective action judgments.