James Chilton Thompson

This study shows that stimulating the right posterior superior temporal sulcus (rpSTS) disrupts shared neural responses to social content during movie watching, suggesting its role in encoding common social information.

This study investigates whether the reward positivity (RewP) changes with reinforcer devaluation and finds no significant differences in RewP amplitudes after devaluation.

This study examines how the brain processes visual and social relationship information over time using EEG and RSA, finding that social information is represented in neural patterns shortly after face perception.

The paper examines how the brain represents social relationships using fMRI and RSA, finding that neural similarity patterns in specific brain regions correlate with the accuracy of learning face pair relationships.

This study links cortical thickness and structural connectivity changes to symptom severity in bulimia nervosa using MRI data from 15 women.

This study uses cTBS to disrupt the right posterior superior temporal sulcus and finds reduced emotion recognition from biological motion, supporting its causal role in this task.

The paper investigates how alpha EEG power suppresses Pavlovian bias during social reinforcement learning, contrasting it with theta power for monetary feedback.