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Cortical and subcortical alpha EEG network involved in the interpersonal space sensitivity

2025-09-29

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The presence of another human in our immediate or distant environment is a crucial factor for survival and social behavior. Our actions vary depending on the other person’s relative proximity, involving integration of brain functions subserved by neural oscillations, to generate the most appropriate behavior. This study highlights the alpha EEG role and its neural generators in interpersonal space sensitivity (IPS...

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010c32da-4c65-5ce8-b7f5-c1b521979e1e
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10.22541/au.175912064.44388646/v1
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