Facial motion activates a dedicated network within the brain

Thursday, January 8, 2015 - 15:00 in Psychology & Sociology

Like humans, rhesus macaque monkeys have a network of small areas within their brains that respond to images of faces. But it hasn't been clear if these same areas in the monkey's brain are responsible for processing changing expressions and other facial movements. New research confirms that they are.

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