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  1. 6061
    “…An important question for the study of social interactions is how the motor actions of others are represented. …”
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    The predictive mirror: interactions of mirror and affordance processes during action observation
  2. 6062
    “…Social groups are fundamental building blocks of human societies. While our social interactions have always been constrained by geography, it has been impossible, due to practical difficulties, to evaluate the nature of this restriction on social group structure. …”
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    Geographic Constraints on Social Network Groups
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    “…Rapid identification of facial expressions can profoundly affect social interactions, yet most research to date has focused on static rather than dynamic expressions. …”
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    The Vividness of Happiness in Dynamic Facial Displays of Emotion
  4. 6064
    “…Human beings are endowed with a unique motivation to be included in social interactions. This natural social motivation, in turn, is thought to encourage behaviours such as flattery or self-deprecation aimed to ease interaction and to enhance the reputation of the individual who produces them. …”
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    Diminished Social Motivation Negatively Impacts Reputation Management: Autism Spectrum Disorders as a Case in Point
  5. 6065
    “…Social recognition, the ability to assess the familiarity of others, is essential for appropriate social interactions and enhanced by vasopressin; however, the neural mechanisms mediating this effect in humans are unknown. …”
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    Vasopressin modulates social recognition-related activity in the left temporoparietal junction in humans
  6. 6066
    “…Reputation formation is a key component in the social interactions of many animal species. An evaluation of reputation is drawn from two principal sources: direct experience of an individual and indirect experience from observing that individual interacting with a third party. …”
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    Dogs (Canis familiaris) Evaluate Humans on the Basis of Direct Experiences Only
  7. 6067
    “…Humans show spontaneous synchronization of movements during social interactions; this coordination has been shown to facilitate smooth communication. …”
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    Spontaneous synchronization of arm motion between Japanese macaques
  8. 6068
    por De Jaegher, Hanne
    Publicado 2013
    “…An enactive account of autism starts from the embodiment, experience, and social interactions of autistic people. Enaction brings together the sensorimotor, cognitive, social, experiential, and affective aspects of autism in a coherent framework based on a complex non-linear multi-causality. …”
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    Embodiment and sense-making in autism
  9. 6069
    “…Epidemics occur in all shapes and forms: infections propagating in our sparse sexual networks, rumours and diseases spreading through our much denser social interactions, or viruses circulating on the Internet. …”
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    Global efficiency of local immunization on complex networks
  10. 6070
    “…These mechanisms are engaged during real social interactions, and cannot be captured using single-subject recordings. …”
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    A new methodical approach in neuroscience: assessing inter-personal brain coupling using functional near-infrared imaging (fNIRI) hyperscanning
  11. 6071
    “…During social interactions, groups develop collective competencies that (ideally) should assist groups to outperform average standalone individual members (weak cognitive synergy) or the best performing member in the group (strong cognitive synergy). …”
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    When None of Us Perform Better than All of Us Together: The Role of Analogical Decision Rules in Groups
  12. 6072
    por Harrington, Kyle I, Sanchez, Alvaro
    Publicado 2014
    “…Microbial communities abound with examples of complex social interactions that shape microbial ecosystems. One particularly striking example is microbial cooperation via the secretion of public goods. …”
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    Eco-evolutionary dynamics of complex social strategies in microbial communities
  13. 6073
    “…Appearance is known to influence social interactions, which in turn could potentially influence personality development. …”
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    Interpretation of Appearance: The Effect of Facial Features on First Impressions and Personality
  14. 6074
    “…The different physiological modalities through which young and adults respond to peers' emotional expressions are likely to reflect two different ways to engage in social interactions with coetaneous. Findings confirmed that age is an important and powerful social feature that modulates interpersonal interactions by influencing low-level physiological responses.…”
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    When Age Matters: Differences in Facial Mimicry and Autonomic Responses to Peers' Emotions in Teenagers and Adults
  15. 6075
    por Abdallah, Morsi W, Michel, Tanja M
    Publicado 2013
    “…They are characterized by pervasive qualitative abnormalities in social interactions, communication, and stereotyped behaviour. …”
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    Matrix metalloproteinases in autism spectrum disorders
  16. 6076
    “…The increased volume of the putamen found in high-functioning adults with ASD suggests that structural or histological abnormalities of the putamen may underlie the pathologies of ASD, such as repetitive and stereotyped behaviors and impaired social interactions.…”
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    Increased Putamen Volume in Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
  17. 6077
    “…While empathy is typically assumed to promote effective social interactions, it can sometimes be detrimental when it is unrestrained and overgeneralized. …”
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    Inhibition of Personally-Relevant Angry Faces Moderates the Effect of Empathy on Interpersonal Functioning
  18. 6078
    por Ma, Qingguo, Meng, Liang, Shen, Qiang
    Publicado 2015
    “…Promise is one of the most powerful tools producing trust and facilitating cooperation, and sticking to the promise is deemed as a key social norm in social interactions. The present study explored the extent to which promise would influence investors’ decision-making in the trust game where promise had no predictive value regarding trustees’ reciprocation. …”
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    You Have My Word: Reciprocity Expectation Modulates Feedback-Related Negativity in the Trust Game
  19. 6079
    “…Finally, we show that returners and explorers play a distinct quantifiable role in spreading phenomena and that a correlation exists between their mobility patterns and social interactions.…”
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    Returners and explorers dichotomy in human mobility
  20. 6080
    “…We document dynamic behaviors and social interactions that prospectively distinguish hPSC survival, self-renewal, and differentiation. …”
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    Dynamic and social behaviors of human pluripotent stem cells
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