Am I me? Am I you? Who's who? How can I tell? A quirky and innovative study that shows a neural mechanism facilitating the self-other distinction in human dyads interacting. Thanks to Manuel Varlet and colleagues for allowing me to be part of this new work.
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Lateralised neural mechanisms facilitate auditory self-other distinction and coordination in human dyads
In order to coordinate interactions with others, people need to distinguish between self- and other-generated signals, such as sound, but how the brain maintains this separation is unclear. This study...