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How Self-Location Predicts the Degree and Quality of the Felt Sense of Connection
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Research has typically examined how self-location in the head or heart is associated with traits and behavior, yet its link to relationality—specifically the felt sense of connection—remains underexplored. This study investigated how dispositional self-location predicts the embodied experience of be
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