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Domain General Processes for Interactive Touch
Tao Buck, Courtney DiCocco, Jennifer L. Cuzzocreo, Jack Adam NoahiD, Xian ZhangiD, Joy Hirsch CiD
Abstract
The nexus model of social processing proposes that the right temporal parietal junction (rTPJ) serves as a neural hub for cognitive social functions. We test the hypothesis that the rTPJ is a domain general region including somatosensory social functions. Neuroimaging findings and cross-brain coherence for right- and left-hand handclasps with real vs. simulated hands were consistent with the domain general model.
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