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The effects of testosterone on embodiment: implications for social power
Following recent trends in the neurosciences in which the body is seen as a constituting factor in mental experience and behavior, this thesis examined the role of testosterone in mapping the state of the body. The general aim was thus to contribute to the literature on the embodied basis of power b...
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Department of Psychology
2019
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