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      Wooldridge, Jennalee Shea, author.
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      , experimental design. The aims were 1) to examine implementation outcomes' social support at 6 weeks than those
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      Verroulx, Kristin Anne, author.
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      , supported by verbal and visuospatial skills, and ultimately overseen by executive control. The present
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      Beck Corbatto, Deborah, author. (orcid)0000-0002-8797-0952
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      -consciousness, merging of action and awareness, autotelic nature, centering of attention, feeling in control). Findings
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      Reyes, Lindsey, author.
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      associating with delinquent social groups and demonstrate resilient characteristics such as impulse control
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      Harrington, Erin, author.
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      task completion was manipulated: social familiar (friend), social unfamiliar (unknown participant
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      Johnson, Colette E., author.
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      site through which to respond to social and political problems having to do with war and aggression
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      Boyle, Chloe Cassandra, author.
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      sensitivity to social reward, operationalized as decreased attentional bias towards positive faces. Contrary
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      Rodda, Cathleen, author. (orcid)0000-0002-8603-0467
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      adult mice were tested for social encounters in the social interaction test. Additionally, the open
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      Manfredi, Emmanuelle Isabella, author. (orcid)0000-0003-4776-1256
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      prefrontal cortex (vmPFC) for social scenes than non-social scenes. Although the social brain was involved