Social Comparison Manifests in Event-related Potentials
Abstract
Social comparison, a widespread phenomenon in human society, has been found to affect outcome evaluation. The need to belong to a social group may result in distinct neural responses to diverse social comparison outcomes. To extend previous studies by examining how social comparison with hierarchical characteristics is temporally processed, electroencephalography responses were recorded in the current study. Participants played a lottery game...
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Title
Social Comparison Manifests in Event-related Potentials
Published Date
Jul 17, 2015
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Volume
5
Issue
1
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