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Project

From representing actions to representing interactions: What is the role of motor simulation in interaction representation?

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Does belief in free will influence biological motion perception?

Wei PengEmiel CraccoNikolaus F. TrojeMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG

Concurrently observed actions are represented not as compound actions but as independent actions

Emiel CraccoClara Van IsterdaelOliver GenschowMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE

EEG frequency tagging reveals the integration of form and motion cues into the perception of group movement

Emiel CraccoHaeeun LeeGoedele van BelleLisa QuenonPatrick HaggardBruno RossionGuido Orgs

A1 Journal Article in CEREBRAL CORTEX

Evidence for a two-step model of social group influence

Emiel CraccoUlysses BernardetRobbe SevenhantNette VandenhouweFran CopmanWouter DurnezKlaas BombekeMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in ISCIENCE

EEG frequency tagging evidence of social interaction recognition

Danna OomenEmiel CraccoMarcel BrassRoeljan Wiersema

A1 Journal Article in SOCIAL COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE NEUROSCIENCE

Model expertise does not influence automatic imitation

Maura NevejansEmiel Cracco

A1 Journal Article in EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH

Observing conflicting actions elicits conflict adaptation

Emiel CraccoSenne BraemMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL

Relating free will beliefs and attitudes

David WisniewskiEmiel CraccoCarlos Gonzalez-GarciaMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in ROYAL SOCIETY OPEN SCIENCE

Collective rule-breaking

Jens KrausePawel RomanczukEmiel CraccoWilliam ArlidgeAnne NassauerMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in TRENDS IN COGNITIVE SCIENCES