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期刊名:Social neuroscience

缩写:SOC NEUROSCI-UK

ISSN:1747-0919

e-ISSN:1747-0927

IF/分区:2.0/Q3

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This explorative hyperscanning EEG whole-brain study describes activation networks within and between brains representing leading and following behavior. The directed information flow was analyzed for singles and pairs of brains simultaneou...
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The digitalization process and the constant and prolonged use of digital technologies can lead to the development of digital stress, defined with the term technostress. This type of stress is related to the relationship between individuals ...
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To develop pharmaceutical drugs, people experiment on lab-animals. While this practice disturbs the general population, various factors in laboratory settings may contribute to enabling experiments that harm animals. Using an ultra-realisti...
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Partisanship has been associated with various cognitive biases. These findings are primarily based on self-reports and task performance and less on measures of neural activity. We reviewed the literature on in-group vs. out-group bias that ...