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Moran Cerf

Samuel Barnett

We propose a novel method, Cross Brain Correlation (CBC), to study between-group differences in responses to complex stimuli, such as movies or advertisements, based on agreement across multiple brains while experiencing content. Clustering this neural data (i.e. segmentation by gender) can distill preferences that are not captured by traditional means.
Date Published: 2016
Citations: Cerf, Moran, Samuel Barnett. 2016. Connecting on Movie Night? Neural Measures of Engagement Differ by Gender. Advances in Consumer Research.