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The locus coeruleus – norepinephrine system as a regulator of social perception
Social perception allows us to rapidly interpret others' emotions, intentions, and actions, yet the underlying neural mechanisms remain incompletely understood. Here, we propose a framework linking neuromodulatory function to large-scale networks involved in social perception. The framework centers
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