Corrado Corradi‐Dell’Acqua

The paper models how uncertainty and prediction error shape pain-related decisions for self and others using fMRI and a predictive-processing framework, finding amplified risk signals in AI for others' pain.

This study shows that healthcare experience reduces anterior insula activity in response to others' pain, but not other emotional states, suggesting a neural basis for pain underestimation by caregivers.

This study examines how distraction and cognitive control independently affect pain perception and neural responses in the parietal and prefrontal regions.

This study shows that cognitive exertion reduces sensitivity to medium and high pain ratings in both self and others, with implications for healthcare professionals under workload.

This study examines ToM deficits in brain tumor patients, finding a double dissociation between parietal and temporal lobe damage affecting cognitive and affective ToM components.