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Loneliness in the Brain: Distinguishing Between Hypersensitivity and Hyperalertness
Introduction: Loneliness has emerged as a pressing public health issue, necessitating greater understanding of its mechanisms to devise effective treatments. While the link between loneliness and biased social cognition is a commonly proposed, the precise nature of this relationship remains unclear.
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