Functional neuroimaging approach for multi-aspects in “self”

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To explore the neural mechanisms underlying the adaptive aspects of self across various life changes.
Utilized functional neuroimaging techniques to study brain activity related to self.
Examined various cognitive domains including social cognition, perception, memory, and emotion.
Analyzed data to identify neural correlates that support adaptability in self-concept.
Identified key brain regions involved in forming a consistent self across changing environments.
Highlighted the role of neural mechanisms in adapting the self during significant life events.
Demonstrated the interconnectedness of social cognition, perception, memory, and emotion in self-construction.

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Functional neuroimaging reveals neural mechanisms of adaptive self in diverse life stages, suggesting dynamic identity management.

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Tsukiura et al. (2026) studied this question.

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