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Neural selectivity for social interactions in the infant brain

2025-09-23

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<p>Social cognition abilities develop rapidly in the second year of life, yet even in the first months, infants show sophistication in representing social events, such as dyadic interactions. The neural structures supporting these early capacities remain unknown. Human neuroimaging has identified a posterior occipitotemporal pathway, originating in the visual cortex, that responds selectively to interacting (vs. n...

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5469cdb5-1369-5fd9-9927-a0b606e02ef5
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10.31234/osf.io/qydmj_v1
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