From Consensus to Individual Differences: Typicality Links Brain and Behavior Across Naturalistic Contexts

Naturalistic behaviors largely lack objective measures of performance, making it difficult to quantify individual differences and establish links between brain and behavior.

Naturalistic behaviors largely lack objective measures of performance, making it difficult to quantify individual differences and establish links between brain and behavior. Here, we propose typicality, the degree to which an individual's response aligns with the group average,…