Is Morality Unified? Evidence that Distinct Neural Systems Underlie Moral Judgments of Harm, Dishonesty, and Disgust. - Carolyn Parkinson; Walter Sinnott-Armstrong; Philipp E. Koralus; Angela Mendelovici; Victoria McGeer; Thalia Wheatley (J. Cogn. Neurosci., 2011)

When Imagining Yourself in Pain, Visual Perspective Matters: The Neural and Behavioral Correlates of Simulated Sensory Experiences. - Brittany M. Christian; Carolyn Parkinson; C. Neil Macrae; Lynden K. Miles; Thalia Wheatley (J. Cogn. Neurosci., 2015)

Social Network Analysis for Social Neuroscientists. - Elisa C. Baek; Mason A. Porter; Carolyn Parkinson (CoRR, 2019)

Social network proximity predicts similar trajectories of psychological states: Evidence from multi-voxel spatiotemporal dynamics. - Ryan Hyon; Adam M. Kleinbaum; Carolyn Parkinson (NeuroImage, 2020)

Popularity is linked to neural coordination: Neural evidence for an Anna Karenina principle in social networks. - Elisa C. Baek; Ryan Hyon; Karina López; Emily S. Finn; Mason A. Porter; Carolyn Parkinson (CoRR, 2021)

Lonely individuals process the world in idiosyncratic ways. - Elisa C. Baek; Ryan Hyon; Karina López; Mason A. Porter; Carolyn Parkinson (CoRR, 2021)

How does the brain navigate knowledge of social relations? Testing for shared neural mechanisms for shifting attention in space and social knowledge. - Meng Du; Ruby Basyouni; Carolyn Parkinson (NeuroImage, 2021)

Perceived community alignment increases information sharing. - Elisa C. Baek; Ryan Hyon; Karina López; Mason A. Porter; Carolyn Parkinson (CoRR, 2023)