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Area of Science:

  • Psychology
  • Neuroscience

Context:

  • This erratum addresses an error in author affiliations for a previously published study.
  • Accurate author affiliations are crucial for scientific integrity and proper attribution.

Purpose:

  • To correct the affiliations of four authors in a published article.
  • To ensure accurate representation of institutional affiliations for Adam Naples, James C. McPartland, Raphael Bernier, and Anna Kresse.

Summary:

  • The affiliations for Adam Naples and James C. McPartland are corrected to Yale Child Study Center, USA.
  • The affiliations for Raphael Bernier and Anna Kresse are corrected to University of Washington, USA.

Impact:

  • Ensures accurate citation and institutional credit for the involved researchers.
  • Maintains the integrity and retrievability of scientific literature.