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David V Smith1, Ori Zaff1, James B Wyngaarden1

  • 1Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, USA.

Biological psychology
|February 1, 2026
PubMed
概括

奖励灵敏度和物质使用的个体差异会影响大脑对社会奖励的反应. 这些因素可能会通过改变神经反应来影响心理健康,从而改变与朋友或陌生人分享奖励的神经反应.

关键词:
皮质地质前列腺连接的连接性奖励,处理和奖励.社会亲密性 社交亲密性社会奖励是社会奖励.条纹体的条纹体.亚临床物质使用.

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