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Why to cooperate is better than to compete: brain and personality components.

Michela BalconiDavide CrivelliMaria Elide Vanutelli
Published in: BMC neuroscience (2017)
Present results demonstrated that some trait components (BAS) and cooperative condition induce a positive self-representation in term of ranking and a best way to perform the task, as underlined by self-perception and cognitive outcomes. Indeed the higher BAS trait proved to be related with the representation of higher social ranking and with the perception of improved cognitive outcomes, with also a significant increased left PFC activity in cooperative contexts.
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