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The social cerebellum: A large-scale investigation of functional and structural specificity and connectivity

2021-02-16

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The cerebellum has been traditionally disregarded in relation to non-motor functions, but recent findings indicate it may be involved in language, affective processing, and social functions. Mentalizing is the ability to infer mental states of others and this skill relies on a distributed network of brain regions. Here, we leveraged large-scale multimodal neuroimaging data to elucidate the structural and functiona...

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1f5da42d-af10-5d59-8894-bd0bd4118ae7
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10.1101/2021.02.15.431044
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