Seminar · Behavioral Neuroscience
Behavioral and neurobiological mechanisms of social cooperation
Yina Ma · Beijing Normal University
Wed, Jun 30, 2021 · 17:40 UTC
Human society operates on large-scale cooperation and shared norms of fairness. However, individual differences in cooperation and incentives to free-riding on others’ cooperation make large-scale cooperation fragile and can lead to reduced social-welfare. Deciphering the neural codes representing potential rewards/costs for self and others is crucial for understanding social decision-making and cooperation. I will first talk about how we integrate computational modeling with functional magnetic resonance imaging to investigate the neural representation of social value and the modulation by ox