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Inter-Brain Amplitude Correlation Differentiates Cooperation from Competition in a Motion-Sensing Sports Game
2021
Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience
Cooperation and competition are two basic modes of human interaction. Their underlying neural mechanisms, especially from an inter-personal perspective, have not been fully explored. Using the EEG-based hyperscanning technique, the present study investigated the neural correlates of both cooperation and competition within the same ecological paradigm using a classic motion-sensing tennis game. Both the inter-brain coupling (the inter-brain amplitude correlation and inter-brain phase-locking)
doi:10.1093/scan/nsab031
pmid:33693825
pmcid:PMC8138086
fatcat:fzonsielzbduhjnolgbmcofc6q