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. 2021 Nov 9;11:21910. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-01258-7

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Updating and remapping of ‘social space’ across the group of younger and older adults. (a) Main effect of phase in power- and affiliation-coordinates: After modification-phase, avatars had significantly higher absolute power- and higher absolute affiliation-coordinates than after imprinting-phase. Note that the analysis is based on normalized data. (b) Interaction between condition and phase in power- and affiliation-coordinates: After the modification-phase, updating-avatars had significantly higher absolute power-coordinates. Affiliation-coordinates were higher for the updating avatars at the imprinting-phase and at the modification-phase, whereas the effect was stronger during the modification-phase. Note that the analysis is based on normalized data. (c) Interaction effect of condition and phase in vector lengths: Remapping-avatars show significantly shorter modification-vectors than updating-avatars. (d) Difference between conditions: The difference between Δ-angles of conditions was significant. Also, only remapping-avatars’ Δ-angles show a significant difference from 0° (bold grey line).