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Emotional contagion and cognitive empathy regulate the effect of depressive symptoms on empathy-related brain functional connectivity in patients with chronic back pain.
Authors
Ma J, Chen B, Wang K, Hu Y, Wang X, Zhan H, Wu W
Abstract
Chronic pain and depression share common neural mechanisms, but their impacts on empathy are different. It is unclear how comorbid depressive symptoms affect empathy-related brain function in patients with chronic pain.
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