EEG and fMRI evidence for autobiographical memory reactivation in empathy

Empathy relies on the ability to mirror and to explicitly infer others' inner states. Theoretical accounts suggest that memories play a role in empathy, but direct evidence of reactivation of autobiographical memories (AM) in empathy is yet to be shown. We addressed this question in two experim...

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Main Authors:	Apperly, I.A (Author), Hanslmayr, S. (Author), Linde-Domingo, J. (Author), Meconi, F. (Author), Michelmann, S. (Author), S. Ferreira, C. (Author), Staresina, B. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:	adult Adult article autobiographical memory brain cortex Cerebral Cortex classifier clinical article controlled study diagnostic imaging EEG EEG pattern classifier electroencephalogram electroencephalography Electroencephalography empathy Empathy episodic memory female Female fMRI functional magnetic resonance imaging functional neuroimaging Functional Neuroimaging human human experiment Humans inferior parietal lobule information retrieval Magnetic Resonance Imaging male Male Memory, Episodic Mental Recall nerve cell network nuclear magnetic resonance imaging physiology posterior parietal cortex precuneus procedures recall superior frontal gyrus theoretical study young adult Young Adult
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