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LENDING A HAND: SOCIAL REGULATION OF THE NEURAL RESPONSE TO THREAT

James A. Coan jcoan@virginia.edu, Hillary S. Schaefer, and Richard J.
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Social contact promotes enhanced health and well-being, likely as a function of
the social regulation of emotional responding in the face of various life
stressors. For this functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study, 16
married women were subjected to the threat of electric shock while holding their
husband's hand, the hand of an anonymous male experimenter, or no hand at all.
Results indicated a pervasive attenuation of activation in the neural systems
supporting emotional and behavioral threat responses when the women held their
husband's hand. A more limited attenuation of activation in these systems
occurred when they held the hand of a stranger. Most strikingly, the effects of
spousal hand-holding on neural threat responses varied as a function of marital
quality, with higher marital quality predicting less threat-related neural
activation in the right anterior insula, superior frontal gyrus, and
hypothalamus during spousal, but not stranger, hand-holding.


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