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Peer presence elicits task-independent changes within and beyond the mentalizing network across children and adults

2022-04-19

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There is ample behavioral evidence that others’ mere presence can affect any behavior in human and non-human animals, generally facilitating the expression of mastered responses while impairing the acquisition of novel ones. Much less is known about i) how the brain orchestrates the modulation of such a wide array of behaviors by others’ presence and ii) when these neural underpinnings mature during development. T...

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579cb4a7-ae0c-502d-9783-822e80e04774
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10.1101/2022.04.19.488718
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