| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6023987 | NeuroImage | 2016 | 10 Pages | 
Abstract
												In combination with the functional interaction of EFE and affective ToM in the right amygdala, our data suggest a complementary but parallel organization of EFE processing and affective ToM. In this framework, the amygdala seems to act as an EFE detector when affective ToM judgments are demanded. Additionally, the facts that EFE induced exclusively right-sided amygdala activation and modulated the connectivity with the contralateral ToM network support the idea of a functional lateralization of stimulus driven components of affective ToM.
											Keywords
												ROIV3VEFEToMTPJIPLOFCMPFCEPIBLASTSAALPPIPSCConnectivityTemporoparietal junctionEmotion perceptionautomated anatomical labelingEcho-planar imagingfMRIfunctional magnetic resonance imagingpsychophysiological interactionsPercent Signal ChangeRepetition timereaction timeSocial cognitionEmotional facial expressionsorbitofrontal cortexmedial prefrontal cortexTemporal poleinferior parietal lobuleMentalizingregion of interestTheory of mindbasolateral nucleus of the amygdalaCognitive empathy
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											Authors
												Mike M. Schmitgen, Henrik Walter, Sarah Drost, Sarah Rückl, Knut Schnell, 
											