An Event-Related Potential Study of Social Information Processing in Adolescents
Abstract
Increased social awareness is a hallmark of adolescence. The primary aim of this event-related potential study was to investigate whether adolescents, in comparison to adults, would show relatively enhanced early neural processing of complex pictures containing socially-relevant information. A secondary aim was to investigate whether there are also gender and age differences in the ways adolescents and adults process social and nonsocial...
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Title
An Event-Related Potential Study of Social Information Processing in Adolescents
Published Date
May 18, 2016
Journal
Volume
11
Issue
5
Pages
e0154459 - e0154459
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