Researchers Reveal the Neuronal Computations Governing Strategic Social Interactions in the Human Brain

In a strategic game, the success of any player depends not just on his or her own actions, but on the behavior of every other player in the game. To be successful, players must not only pay attention to what other players do, but also how they are thinking.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news130428552.html">Researchers Reveal the Neuronal Computations Governing Strategic Social Interactions in the Human Brain</a></p> <p>In a strategic game, the success of any player depends not just on his or her own actions, but on the behavior of every other player in the game. To be successful, players must not only pay attention to what other players do, but also how they are thinking.</p>