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Mood stability and change map onto distinct insula-centered networks
Mood is changing continuously even when external events are minimal. These spontaneous mood dynamics may reveal how the brain maintains and modifies affective states. Yet mood is typically studied in response to external input, leaving the neural basis of spontaneous mood changes largely unknown. He
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