Keise Izuma

This study finds that adults with ASD conform similarly to neurotypicals under normative influence but show reduced conformity under informational influence, with individual differences playing a key role.

The paper shows that questionnaire items measuring the same psychological trait evoke similar neural patterns in the mPFC during self-referential tasks, suggesting the brain represents psychological constructs rather than just language.

This study uses fMRI to show that self-reference tasks in the mPFC involve multiple cognitive processes shared with other-reference, introspection, and memory tasks.

The paper investigates how the self-concept is represented in the brain using fMRI and finds that self-importance of attributes is represented in the medial prefrontal cortex.

This study tests if social conformity and reinforcement learning share a common neural mechanism using fMRI and finds no clear evidence of such a shared mechanism.