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Attachment Reminders Trigger Widespread Synchrony across Multiple Brains
Ortal Shimon-Raz
, Yaara Yeshurun
, Adi Ulmer-Yaniv
, Ayelet Levinkron
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Roy Salomon
, Ruth Feldman
Department of Cognitive Sciences
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Brain Synchronization
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Mother-infant
100%
Parental Care
50%
Neural Response
50%
Social Groups
50%
Parenting
50%
Human Adult
50%
Social Synchrony
50%
Theory-driven
50%
Data-driven Analysis
50%
Neuraxis
50%
Brain Parcellation
50%
Infant Stimuli
50%
Evolutionary Significance
50%
Behavioral Response
25%
Resource Allocation
25%
Human Brain
25%
Social Cues
25%
Social Context
25%
Oxytocin
25%
Emotion Regulation
25%
Prefrontal Cortex
25%
Placebo
25%
Evolutionary
25%
Parahippocampal Gyrus
25%
Superior Temporal Sulcus
25%
Striatum
25%
Perceiver
25%
Behavioral Synchrony
25%
Cingulate
25%
Mentalization
25%
Cortical Areas
25%
Subcortical Structures
25%
Inter-brain
25%
Mother-infant Interaction
25%
Attachment Bonds
25%
Human Civilization
25%
Temporal Cortex
25%
Primary Attachment
25%
Emotion Data
25%
Neural Similarity
25%
Inter-subject Correlation
25%
Somatosensory Area
25%
Brain Variability
25%
Social Attachment
25%
Neuroscience
Prefrontal Cortex
100%
Placebo
100%
Temporal Lobe
100%
Oxytocin
100%
DNA Template
100%
Superior Temporal Sulcus
100%
Striatum
100%
Nerve Potential
100%
Subcortical Structure
100%
Parahippocampal Gyrus
100%
Psychology
Preregistered
100%
Narrative
50%
Emotion Regulation
50%
Superior Temporal Gyrus
50%
Prefrontal Cortex
50%
Mentalization
50%
Human Brain
50%
Social Attachment
50%
Corpus Striatum
50%
Oxytocin
50%