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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2025-07-24
摘要
Conversations shape future behaviors, particularly among young adults. However, young adults vary widely in their susceptibility to peer influence. What 神經 processes relate to this susceptibility? We examined whether activity in 大腦 regions associated with 社會 rewards and making sense of others' minds relates to a common health behavior-drinking, following conversations about alcohol. We studied ten 社會 groups of college students (N = 104 students; 4760 total observations) across two university campuses. We collected whole-大腦 fMRI data while participants viewed photographs of peers with whom they tended to drink at varying frequencies. Next, using ecological momentary assessment, we tracked alcohol conversations and drinking twice daily for 28 days. On average, talking about alcohol was assoc
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