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Hyperscanning shows friends explore and strangers converge in conversation

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Discover how conversations between friends and strangers differ in exploring new topics! This research by Sebastian P. H. Speer and colleagues reveals that while friends diverge in their discussions, strangers tend to converge, with intriguing implications for enhancing conversation enjoyment. Join us in uncovering the neural dynamics of dialogue!... show more

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