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FCS_Script.R
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
R Syntax - 12.6 KB - MD5: c020e6dc7af1f9d7ced69e32cd914673
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Incredibles.tab
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
Tabular Data - 4.9 KB - 1 Variables, 721 Observations - UNF:6:XxcidKIBsE6Y0hD/9EFjlg==
Audiovisual complexity values
Peppa.tab
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
Tabular Data - 5.0 KB - 1 Variables, 726 Observations - UNF:6:vsGSaf+G81bc1MTabsUn2Q==
Audiovisual complexity values
README.txt
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
Plain Text - 3.8 KB - MD5: 410a1e390eb6d29d634e371005b1f5e1
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Video1.mp4
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
MPEG-4 Video - 55.2 MB - MD5: 9cbc57abc9dd8d3a075c09c205b56533
Video clip stimulus
Video2.mp4
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
MPEG-4 Video - 30.0 MB - MD5: 06bcea48ffabdc7d9b27b3563963cf18
Video clip stimulus
Video3.mp4
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
MPEG-4 Video - 30.9 MB - MD5: 1f1fbc53c88e7f0dc48d6801852a9e1a
Video clip stimulus
Viewing videos of different Social Relationship interactions: fNIRS and Social Relationship Data
Viewing videos of different Social Relationship interactions: fNIRS and Social Relationship Data
May 8, 2020
Esposito, Gianluca, 2019, "Viewing videos of different Social Relationship interactions: fNIRS and Social Relationship Data", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/TSVWRR, DR-NTU (Data), V3, UNF:6:jYdMmBoPRcYwqiGfqV4hSg== [fileUNF]
In this study, participants were shown three video clips depicting a male-female pair either eating, exercising or baking together. Prior to the onset of each video, participants were told whether the pair of actors were friends, siblings or romantic partners. Keeping the order o...
3Love_Database NO_ID.tab
May 8, 2020 - Viewing videos of different Social Relationship interactions: fNIRS and Social Relationship Data
Tabular Data - 151.3 KB - 25 Variables, 1380 Observations - UNF:6:l3l8LMNSfZNt0E/lYMykqg==
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README_Updated.txt
May 8, 2020 - Viewing videos of different Social Relationship interactions: fNIRS and Social Relationship Data
Plain Text - 2.9 KB - MD5: 8ee547ff769666e5e95f36f0a8057084
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