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Friendship modulates physical effort and neural dynamics during group coordination in shared social networks
Human social interactions are embedded within social networks, yet how existing interpersonal relationships influence the behavioural and neural dynamics of collective action remains unclear. We combined social network mapping with three-person EEG-hyperscanning to investigate how friendship asymmet
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