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Can prosocial values improve brain health?
Agustin Ibanez
, Diana Matallana
, Bruce Miller
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Prosocial Values
100%
Brain Health
100%
Prosociality
60%
Stress-related
40%
Immune Stress
40%
Empathy
20%
Social Cognition
20%
Psychiatric Patients
20%
Prosocial Behavior
20%
Moral Cognition
20%
Cognitive Neuroscience
20%
Related Pathway
20%
Poverty
20%
Common Good
20%
Well-being
20%
Neurological Impairment
20%
Moral Emotions
20%
Cognition Process
20%
Indirect Evidence
20%
Normal Brain
20%
Health Outcomes
20%
Population-based
20%
Deontological
20%
Allostatic Overload
20%
Positive Outcomes
20%
Inflammatory Pathways
20%
Mechanism-based
20%
Social Cooperation
20%
Inflammatory Process
20%
At-risk Populations
20%
Brain Condition
20%
INIS
brain
100%
values
100%
populations
28%
psychological behavior
28%
interventions
28%
inflammation
28%
levels
14%
patients
14%
risks
14%
reduction
14%
reviews
14%
cooperation
14%
Psychology
Prosociality
100%
Empathy
33%
Social Cognition
33%
Prosocial Behavior
33%
Moral Cognition
33%
Cognitive Neuroscience
33%
High-Risk Population
33%
Positive Health
33%