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Time spent in conversation over meals predicts default network function: Evidence from a passive mobile-sensing and fMRI study
2024-09-08
Abstract excerpt
Sharing meals with others, often referred to as ‘commensality,’ fosters social connection and may have been essential to human brain evolution. Here, we investigate whether shared meals impact social brain processes through the conversations they afford. If so, then time spent in conversation over meals should affect the default network– a set of interconnected cortical regions reliably associated with the social...
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- Literature Corpus work
- 1a681407-f984-585e-9e2d-d85db8d9ec63
- DOI
- 10.1101/2024.09.04.611232