Cooperating partners show similar brain activity patterns in region involved in processing emotions

When people are collaborating on a common task, they often need to decide the extent to which they trust and rely on each other. While many past psychology and neuroscience studies have explored the neural underpinnings of human cooperation, much about what happens across the brains of people as they work toward a common goal remains unclear.

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