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A generalizable neural signature of perceived loneliness

2025-03-05

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<p>Social interactions are fundamental to human well-being. Much of what people invest time, energy, and money in revolves around connecting with others. Yet many people still feel lonely, increasing their risk for poor sleep quality, depression, and mortality. Identifying underlying mechanisms of loneliness is key to developing efficient interventions. Here, we used neuroimaging to investigate how multivariate pa...

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229f15bd-de9a-5530-aa56-7c56bdfb64e7
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10.31234/osf.io/k8n7c_v1
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