Publikationen von Philipp Kanske

Stietz, J.; Pollerhoff, L.; Kurtz, M.; Li, S.-C.; Reiter, A. M. F.; Kanske, P.: The ageing of the social mind: Replicating the preservation of socio-affective and the decline of socio-cognitive processes in old age. Royal Society Open Science 8 (8), 210641 (2021)

Favre, P.; Kanske, P.; Engen, H. G.; Singer, T.: Decreased emotional reactivity after 3-month socio-affective but not attention- or meta-cognitive-based mental training: A randomized, controlled, longitudinal fMRI study. NeuroImage 237, 118132 (2021)

Weiblen, R.; Mairon, N.; Krach, S.; Buades-Rotger, M.; Nahum, M.; Kanske, P.; Perry, A.; Krämer, U. M.: The influence of anger on empathy and theory of mind. PLoS One 16 (7), e0255068 (2021)

Jauk, E.; Breyer, D.; Kanske, P.; Wakabayashi, A.: Narcissism in independent and interdependent cultures. Personality and Individual Differences 177, 110716 (2021)

Wolkenstein, L.; Rombold-Bruehl, F.; Bingmann, T.; Sommer, A.; Kanske, P.; Plewnia, C.: Challenging control over emotions in borderline personality disorder: A tDCS study. Neuropsychologia 156, 107850 (2021)

Schurz, M.; Radua, J.; Tholen, M. G.; Maliske, L.; Margulies, D. S.; Mars, R. B.; Sallet, J.; Kanske, P.: Toward a hierarchical model of social cognition: A neuroimaging meta-analysis and integrative review of empathy and theory of mind. Psychological Bulletin 147 (3), S. 293 - 327 (2021)

Hildebrandt, M. K.; Jauk, E.; Lehmann, K.; Maliske, L.; Kanske, P.: Brain activation during social cognition predicts everyday perspective-taking: A combined fMRI and ecological momentary assessment study of the social brain. NeuroImage 227, 117624 (2021)

Kurtz, M.; Mohring, P.; Förster, K.; Bauer, M.; Kanske, P.: Deficits in explicit emotion regulation in bipolar disorder: A systematic review. International Journal of Bipolar Disorders 9 (1), 15 (2021)

McDonald, B.; Goldstein, T. R.; Kanske, P.: Could acting training improve social cognition and emotional control? Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 14, 348 (2020)

Schurz, M.; Maliske, L.; Kanske, P.: Cross-network interactions in social cognition: A review of findings on task related brain activation and connectivity. Cortex 130, S. 142 - 157 (2020)

Tholen, M.; Trautwein, F.-M.; Böckler, A.; Singer, T.; Kanske, P.: Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) item analysis of empathy and theory of mind. Human Brain Mapping 41 (10), S. 2611 - 2628 (2020)

Linke, J. O.; Koppe, G.; Scholz, V.; Kanske, P.; Durstewitz, D.; Wessa, M.: Aberrant probabilistic reinforcement learning in first-degree relatives of individuals with bipolar disorder. Journal of Affective Disorders 264, S. 400 - 406 (2020)

Trautwein, F.-M.; Kanske, P.; Böckler, A.; Singer, T.: Differential benefits of mental training types for attention, compassion, and theory of mind. Cognition 194, 104039 (2020)

Zinchenko, A.; Kotz, S. A.; Schröger, E.; Kanske, P.: Moving towards dynamics: Emotional modulation of cognitive and emotional control. International Journal of Psychophysiology 147, S. 193 - 201 (2020)

Pauligk, S.; Kotz, S. A.; Kanske, P.: Differential impact of emotion on semantic processing of abstract and concrete words: ERP and fMRI evidence. Scientific Reports 9, 14439 (2019)

Jauck, E.; Kanske, P.: Perspective change and personality state variability: An argument for the role of self-awareness and an outlook on bidirectionality (commentary on Wundrack et al., 2018). Journal of Intelligence 7 (2), 10 (2019)

Stietz, J.; Jauk, E.; Krach, S.; Kanske, P.: Dissociating empathy from perspective-taking: Evidence from intra- and inter-individual differences research. Frontiers in Psychiatry 10, 126 (2019)

Preckel, K.; Trautwein, F.-M.; Paulus, F. M.; Kirsch, P.; Krach, S.; Singer, T.; Kanske, P.: Neural mechanisms of affective matching across faces and scenes. Scientific Reports 9, 1492 (2019)

Banzhaf, C.; Hoffmann, F.; Kanske, P.; Fan, Y.; Walter, H.; Spengler, S.; Schreiter, S.; Singer, T.; Bermpohl, F.: Interacting and dissociable effects of alexithymia and depression on empathy. Psychiatry Research 270, S. 631 - 638 (2018)

Preckel, K.; Kanske, P.: Amygdala and oxytocin functioning as keys to understanding and treating autism: Commentary on an RDoC based approach. Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews 94, S. 45 - 48 (2018)