Brain Structures Involved in Social Interactions Can Be Organized in Terms

question 50

Multiple Choice

Brain structures involved in social interactions can be organized in terms of three processes. Which of the following is NOT one of those processes?

• A) Cortical sensory regions process information such as face recognition.
• B) Higher regions of the neocortex let us construct an inner model of our social world.
• C) Limbic structures helps us perform a cost-benefit analysis of the social relationship.
• D) Our sensory systems help us predict what people will do based on their movements.

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