社会交互情境对主动控制感的影响

he sense of agency is the experience of controlling one's own motor acts and, through these acts, controlling the course of external events in the interaction with the environment. It can be extended to the actions of other agents and the outcomes caused by their actions in social interaction. A large number of studies in the context of social interaction have shown that the sense of agency is influenced by social interaction situations such as observation, competition, cooperation and hierarchical interaction. Relevant neural mechanism studies have demonstrated that the fronto-parietal network, including primary motor cortex, angular gyrus, insula, temporo-parietal junction, medial prefrontal cortex, and precuneus, plays an important role in the sense of agency in social interaction. Future researches need to further explore the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying the effects of social interaction situations on sense of agency, investigate the influences of multimodal stimuli on sense of agency in social interaction, and consider the modulation effects of sense of agency on cognitive processes and behavioral responses in social interaction. "