Austen L. Krill

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The neural basis of facial resemblance

S. Platek, Austen L. Krill, S. M. Kemp, 2008, Neuroscience Letters.

Implicit trustworthiness ratings of self-resembling faces activate brain centers involved in reward

Benjamin Wilson, Steven M. Platek, S. Platek, 2009, Neuropsychologia.

In-Group and Out-Group Membership Mediates Anterior Cingulate Activation to Social Exclusion

Steven M. Platek, S. Platek, Austen L. Krill, 2009, Frontiers in evolutionary neuroscience.

Where Evolutionary Psychology Meets Cognitive Neuroscience: A Précis to Evolutionary Cognitive Neuroscience 1

Todd K. Shackelford, Steven M. Platek, S. Platek, 2007 .

Self-face resemblance attenuates other-race face effect in the amygdala

Steven M. Platek, S. Platek, Austen L. Krill, 2009, Brain Research.

Working Together May Be Better: Activation of Reward Centers during a Cooperative Maze Task

Steven M. Platek, S. Platek, Austen L. Krill, 2012, PloS one.

Feelings of control during social exclusion are partly accounted for by empathizing personality

Steven M. Platek, S. Platek, Austen L. Krill, 2008 .

Boldly going where no brain has gone: Futures of evolutionary cognitive neuroscience

S. Platek, Austen L. Krill, Amir Hasicic, 2011 .

The optimal calibration hypothesis: how life history modulates the brain's social pain network

C. DeWall, K. Osipowicz, Richard S. Pond, 2012, Front. Evol. Neurosci..