Lateralization of Social Interaction Perception. ABSTRACT: Social perception emerges early, occurs automatically, and is used ubiquitously in daily life. Understanding its neural underpinnings is critical to cognitive neuroscience. A region in the right posterior superior temporal sulcus (STS) that selectively supports social interaction perception has been found by contrasting brain responses to interacting and non-interacting […]

Talk title and abstract TBA. PhD student Paul Soulos will present on his current research. For department members, department major/minor undergraduate students, and invited guests. In-person and on Zoom.