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Lending a hand: social regulation of the neural response to threat.
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The group's discussions exhibit a shared interest in the significance of social relationships for emotional well-being, exemplified by phrases like 'connection matters for health' and references to how 'quality of connections' influences neural responses. The tone is generally supportive and acknowledging the relevance of the research, but there is limited critical analysis or exploration of future implications, reflecting moderate levels of engagement and impact.
Most discussions support the idea that social connections, like touch, can influence neural responses to stress, indicating general agreement with the article's findings.
The discussions reflect moderate curiosity, with many posts sharing the study and highlighting its relevance, but few delving into detailed analysis or implications.
Users show some engagement by referencing the study and related neuroscience concepts, but their comments are mostly summaries or sharing rather than deep critique.
While the topic resonates with the importance of social bonds for health, the overall tone suggests modest perceived impact on broader fields or practices.
Abstract in brief
- Social contact, like holding hands, boosts emotional well-being, especially during stressful situations.
- In an fMRI study, married women showed reduced brain activation related to threat responses when holding their husband’s hand compared to a stranger's hand or no hand at all.
- The effectiveness of spousal hand-holding in reducing threat responses was linked to the quality of the marriage, with better marital quality leading to decreased neural activation in specific brain areas during spousal hand-holding.
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@yana7654321 急に硬いリプライをつけますが,今日紹介したfMRIの研究です。 Lending a hand: social regulation of the neural response to threat https://t.co/auNiXBeqg9 ちょっと空気読めてないレベルで硬いですが...
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@drjjulia I @jimcoan, amb una línea de recerca sobre “donar la ma” Lending a hand: social regulation of the neural response to threat https://t.co/b4KQZs1ciP O tambe: https://t.co/QfrfBymKOA
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If you like neuroscience make sure to follow me @DrDominicNg or retweet so someone else can see it on your feed. https://t.co/cJmhlchUj9
Lending a hand: social regulation of the neural response to threat https://t.co/6EXJTKVJNl Psychological Science 17(12): 1032-1039 2006 ISSN/ISBN: 0956-7976 PMID: 17201784 https://t.co/qUg6NBQtwZ
Coan, J. A., Schaefer, H. S., & Davidson, R. J. (2006). Lending a hand: Social regulation of the neural response to threat. Psychological science, 17(12), 1032-1039.
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RT @jaynebullen: Connection matters for health. Also, the Quality of the connections we have matter. A few have asked me about this study…
Connection matters for health. Also, the Quality of the connections we have matter. A few have asked me about this study I spoke about last week, so am sharing here for those keen to read about this. We can use science to prove what the heart knows. https://t.co/Ca7ClU3XPr https://t.co/gcqdjThYU7
@hubermanlab @DrSeanMackey Coan 2006 Lending a Hand: Social Regulation of the Neural Response to Threat « touches » on this
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@yana7654321 急に硬いリプライをつけますが,今日紹介したfMRIの研究です。 Lending a hand: social regulation of the neural response to threat https://t.co/auNiXBeqg9 ちょっと空気読めてないレベルで硬いですが...
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@drjjulia I @jimcoan, amb una línea de recerca sobre “donar la ma” Lending a hand: social regulation of the neural response to threat https://t.co/b4KQZs1ciP O tambe: https://t.co/QfrfBymKOA
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