Default network interactivity during mentalizing about known others is modulated by age and social closeness.
Default network interactivity during mentalizing about known others is modulated by age and social closeness.
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在对已知他人进行心智化过程中,默认的网络交互性受到年龄和社交亲密程度的调节。
DOI:
10.1093/scan/nsaa067
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Spreng,RNathan
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作者:
Laurita,AnneC;DuPre,Elizabeth;Ebner,NatalieC;Turner,GaryR;Spreng,RNathan
In young adults, mentalizing about known others engages the default network, with differential brain response modulated by social closeness. While the functional integrity of the default network changes with age, few studies have investigated how these changes impact the representation of known others, across levels of closeness. Young (N= 29, 16 females) and older (N= 27, 12 females) adults underwent functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scanning while making trait judgments for social others varying in closeness. Multivariate analyses (partial least squares) identified default network activation for trait judgments across both age cohorts. For young adults, romantic partner and self-judgments differed from other levels of social closeness and were associated with activity in default and salience networks. In contrast, default network interactivity was not modulated by social closeness for older adults. In two functional connectivity analyses, both age groups demonstrated connectivity between dorsal and ventral medial prefrontal cortex and other default network regions during trait judgments. However older, but not young, adults also showed increased functional coupling between medial and lateral prefrontal brain regions that did not vary by category of known other. Mentalizing about others engages default and frontal brain regions in older adulthood, and this coupling is poorly modulated by social closeness.