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Preliminary evidence for context-dependent modulation of interoceptive signals in social evaluation
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• Interoception is context-dependent in social judgment. • HEP modulation emerges only during trust evaluation. • Bodily arousal signals track untrustworthy faces. • HEP–SCR coupling increases during ongoing evaluation. • Default mode network engaged in trust decisions.
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Interoception
Trustworthy
Heartbeat-evoked potential
Body-mind interaction
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