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Study protocol: Social Health Impact of Network Effects (SHINE) Study

2022-08-26

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<p>Humans are a fundamentally social species whose well-being depends on how we connect with and relate to one another. As such, scientific understanding of factors that promote health and well-being requires insight into causal factors present at multiple levels of analysis, ranging from brain networks that dynamically reconfigure across situations to social networks that allow behaviors to spread from person to...

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8671d0ff-f9bb-5d13-a64e-7cd0e2c34c19
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10.31234/osf.io/cj2nx_v1
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