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Loneliness is reflected in the sub-second temporal dynamics of the resting brain: an EEG microstate study
Loneliness, a subjective state of perceived social isolation characterized by chronic social hypervigilance, is a profound risk factor for physical and mental health conditions. While functional neuroimaging studies link loneliness to altered salience network connectivity, the sub-second temporal dy
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