2023
DOI: 10.1093/scan/nsad015
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Brain connectivity during social exclusion differs depending on the closeness within a triad among older adults living in a village

Abstract: Social exclusion occurs in various types of social relationships, from anonymous others to close friends. However, the role that social relationships play in social exclusion is less well known because most paradigms investigating social exclusion have been done in laboratory contexts, without considering the features of individuals’ real-world social relationships. Here, we addressed this gap by examining how pre-existing social relationships with rejecters may influence the brain response of individuals expe… Show more

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