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Consensus-building conversation leads to neural alignment

Psychology

Consensus-building conversation leads to neural alignment

B. Sievers, C. Welker, et al.

Discover how consensus-building conversations can reshape brain activity! This captivating research, conducted by Beau Sievers, Christopher Welker, Uri Hasson, Adam M. Kleinbaum, and Thalia Wheatley, reveals that achieving consensus not only aligns brain activity among participants but also influences their social dynamics. Don't miss out on this exciting exploration!... show more
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