New evidence on the role of the cerebellum in social action sequencing and prediction

Chair(s): Frank Van Overwalle (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, Belgium), Frank Van Overwalle (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium)

Presentations of the Symposium

New perspectives on the cerebellum’s social–emotional contributions: state of the art, new findings and outlook for future research

Frank Van Overwalle¹, Maria Arioli², Kassiani Styliani Tsantzalou³, Min Qiu¹, Kris Baetens¹, Frank Van Overwalle^1
1Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, ²University of Bergamo, Italy, ³University of Athens, Greece

Contextualizing the cerebellar computations for action prediction in typical and atypical development

Cosimo Urgesi¹, Sara Boscarol², Lucia Amoruso³, Niccolò Butti², Viola Oldrati², Alessandra Finisguerra^1
1Universitas Mercatorum, Italy, ²Scientific Institute, IRCCS, Italy, ³Basque Center on Cognition, Spain

The role of the cerebellum in social interaction sequencing and prediction: An fMRI study with an implicit Ultimatum Game task

Yuting Zhang, Min Qiu, Chris Baetens, Frank Van Overwalle
Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium

Discussion: Social-emotional cerebellar learning: alternative perspectives and future directions including clinical and computational (AI) applications.

Frank Van Overwalle¹, Cosimo Urgesi², Alessandra Finisguerra^2
1Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, ²Universitas Mercatorum, Italy