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Hidden population modes in social brain morphology: Its parts are more than its sum

2020-08-07

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The complexity of social interactions is a defining property of the human species. Many social neuroscience experiments have sought to map ‘perspective taking’, ‘empathy’, and other canonical psychological constructs to distinguishable brain circuits. This predominant research paradigm was seldom complemented by bottom-up studies of the unknown sources of variation that add up to measures of social brain structure...

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Literature Corpus work: 8762a4c4-271c-52c7-a9f8-15fd8a0a4298
DOI: 10.1101/2020.08.07.241497

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