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Новые области коры головного мозга, составляющие у человека (в отличие от животных) ее основную часть. Неокортекс отвечает за высшие нервные функции – сенсорное восприятие, выполнение моторных команд, осознанное мышление, речь.

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На самом деле все не однозначно. В сети пассивного режима есть маленькая подсеть, которая обычно не активируется в исследованиях социального познания, но б о льшая часть обеих сетей пересекается.

То есть принятой установкой на интерпретацию действий другого.

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«Неокортекс» буквально означает «новая кора»; по структуре эта часть у приматов и других млекопитающих различается сильнее по сравнению с другими частями.

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Число возможных диад рассчитывается по формуле [N×(N−1)]/2.