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Attachment Stimuli Trigger Widespread Synchrony across Multiple Brains

2023-02-12

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Infant stimuli elicit widespread neural and behavioral response in human adults and such massive allocation of resources attests to the evolutionary significance of the primary attachment. Here, we examined whether attachment-related cues also trigger cross-brain concordance, generating greater neural uniformity among individuals. Post-partum mothers were imaged twice in oxytocin/placebo administration design and...

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Literature Corpus work: da933cef-bbc5-5d47-b5e5-038546bf03a3
DOI: 10.1101/2023.02.10.527970

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