Who am I?

What does the social brain look like?

What happens in your brain when you interact with other people? Neuroscientists are using new and improved brain scanning techniques to find out which parts of the brain are involved in social activities including decision-making, choosing who to trust, moral reasoning and empathy. By combining their findings with behavioural and psychology studies, neuroscientists are looking into the relational aspect of being human, providing a deeper insight into the interactions that make us human.