Neural and cognitive architecture of beliefs

This line investigates the neural and cognitive architecture of beliefs, focusing on how beliefs are formed, represented, maintained and updated in the human brain. Research examines religious, moral, political and self-related beliefs  identifying the brain networks and cognitive mechanisms that support decision-making, social behavior and value-based reasoning.

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Altered states, sensory phenomena, and spiritual experiences in naturalistic settings

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Beliefs and affective disorders