Megan M Marron, Abdus S Wahed
Teaching Missing Data Methodology to Undergraduates Using a Group-Based Project Within a Six-Week Summer Program
Journal of statistics education : an international journal on the teaching and learning of statistics
recent neuroimaging studies found broad network brain regions involved deception including prefrontal cortex insula anterior cingulate cortex acc inferior parietal lobule ipl although deception conceptualized attempt deliberately cause another person accept false belief research date mainly focused executive control processes participants instructed lie certain conditions recently ecologically valid interactive experimental paradigms used subjects also requested take perspective another person read intentions make selfdetermined decision deceive person break moral rule investigate influence sociocognitive processes neural network deception performed quantitative metaanalysis combining data 416 participants across 22 fmri two pet studies based description experimental paradigm studies divided social interactive noninteractive deception studies increased activation dorsal acc right temporoparietal junction tpjangular gyrus bilateral temporal pole tp found greater social interactive noninteractive deception results demonstrate important role perspective taking theory mind moral reasoning processes deception well conflict processing addition role executive control processes determined previous metaanalyses findings show importance sociocognitive processes deception give new insight function interpretation brain regions involved