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Multi-voxel pattern analysis reveals a neural phenotype for trust bias in adolescents

2019-07-01

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<p>The extent to which individuals are inclined to judge unfamiliar others as trustworthy can have important implications for social functioning. Using multivariate pattern analysis (MVPA), a neural phenotype of trust bias was identified in 48 human adolescents (ages 14-18 years, 26 female). Adolescents who exhibited more similar brain response to faces at the extremes of a trustworthy gradient were more likely to...

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6548fb2d-8817-57ec-a024-0da666c2d7e8
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10.31234/osf.io/pcynu
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