Moutoussis, Michael
Gosalia, Meera
Will, Geert-Jan
Story, Giles
Hauser, Tobias U.
Bowler, Aislinn
Edinboro, Siobhan
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Bullmore, Edward
Dolan, Raymond
Goodyer, Ian
Fonagy, Peter
Jones, Peter
Moutoussis, Michael
Hauser, Tobias U.
Neufeld, Sharon
Romero-Garcia, Rafael
Clair, Michelle St
Vértes, Petra
Whitaker, Kirstie
Widmer, Barry
Prabhu, Gita
Toseeb, Umar
Bhatti, Junaid
Villis, Laura
Inkster, Becky
Ooi, Cinly
Fearon, Pasco
Suckling, John
van Harmelen, Anne-Laura
Kievit, Rogier
Alrumaithi, Ayesha
Birt, Sarah
Bowler, Aislinn
Cleridou, Kalia
Dadabhoy, Hina
Davies, Emma
Firkins, Ashlyn
Granville, Sian
Harding, Elizabeth
Hopkins, Alexandra
Isaacs, Daniel
King, Janchai
Kokorikou, Danae
Maurice, Christina
McIntosh, Cleo
Memarzia, Jessica
Mills, Harriet
O’Donnell, Ciara
Pantaleone, Sara
Scott, Jenny
Prabhu, Gita
Dolan, Raymond
Funding for this research was provided by:
Wellcome Trust (095844/7/11/Z, 095844/7/11/Z, 095844/7/11/Z, 095844/7/11/Z, 095844/7/11/Z, 095844/7/11/Z)
Jacobs Foundation (2017-1261-04)
Brain & Behavior Research Foundation (27023)
Leverhulme Trust (PLP-2021-040)
Article History
Accepted: 19 May 2025
First Online: 18 June 2025
Declarations
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: The present work was approved by the University College London Ethics Committee (3450/002). All participants provided freely given, written, informed consent.
: Tobias U. Hauser consults for limbic ltd and holds shares in the company, which is unrelated to the current project. The other authors have no competing interests to declare.