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The role of intersubjective and intrapersonal traits in the sociality of healthy young adults

2025-10-19

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<p>Self-other relationship is a fundamental component in shaping an individual’s mind and health. Two principal components of self-other relationship can be distinguished. Intersubjectivity comprises empathy and other relational phenomena, whereas subjectivity includes an intrapersonal sense of agency and identity. In this study, we aim to evaluate how individual differences in both intrapersonal and intersubjecti...

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5736a1d2-b42a-53a5-8c22-2598cdd0ddf0
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10.31234/osf.io/6yd43_v1
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