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Deconstructing empathy: Neuroanatomical dissociations between affect sharing and prosocial motivation using a patient lesion model
Affect sharing and prosocial motivation are integral parts of empathy that are conceptually and mechanistically distinct. We used a neurodegenerative disease (NDG) lesion model to examine the neural correlates of these two aspects of real-world empathic responding. The study enrolled 275 participant
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