促进社会互动的神经网络交互：一项关于共情和理论思维的多层次混合方法研究方案

Abstract Background The quality and frequency of social interactions are among the best predictors of long-term mental and physical health. So how do good social interactions arise? Social neuroscience has focused on a number of affective and cognitive functions including empathy and Theory of Mind (ToM) as potential “building blocks” of social interaction. However, utilizing mainly simplistic and passive paradigms, we still fail to describe how actual, live social interactions emerge. Here, the concept of “building blocks” may have become an impediment to progress. Recent evidence suggests th