Hyperscanning is a form of neuroimaging experiment where the brains of two or more
participants are imaged simultaneously whilst they interact. Within the domain of social …

Highlights•Design Neurocognition aims to elucidate the “black-box” of a designer's mind
through the use of brain imaging tools.•In our systematically review, we identify 82 …

How two brains communicate with each other during social interaction is highly dynamic and
complex. Multi-person (ie, hyperscanning) studies to date have focused on analyzing the …

Hyperscanning, a neuroimaging approach introduced in 2002 for simultaneously recording
the brain activity of multiple participants, has significantly contributed to our understanding of …

A growing number of social interactions are taking place virtually on videoconferencing
platforms. Here, we explore potential effects of virtual interactions on observed behavior …

Humans are highly social, typically without this ability requiring noticeable efforts. Yet, such
social fluency poses challenges both for the human brain to compute and for scientists to …

It has been proposed that interbrain synchrony (IBS) may help to elucidate the neural
mechanisms underpinning teamwork. As hyperscanning studies have provided abundant …

Functional near‐infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is a noninvasive optical brain‐imaging
technique that detects changes in hemoglobin concentration in the cerebral cortex. fNIRS …

Expressing appreciation is essential for establishing interpersonal closeness, but virtual
interactions are increasingly common and create social distance. Little is known about the …

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