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The relation between self-reported empathy and motor identification with imagined agents.

PLoS One · 2011 · PMC3027625 · PMID 21298089

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Post hoc univariate analyses showed that females (n = 163) scored significantly higher than males (n = 162) in the EC subscale (M f = 28.63 vs M m = 25.77; F 1,320 = 10.472; p<0.005), and a statistical trend in the same direction was observed in the PD subscale (M f = 19.32 vs M m = 17.44; F 1,320 = 3.108; p = 0.079), while there were no differences in the PT subscale (M f = 25.89 vs M m = 24.12; F 1,320 = 1.165; p = 0.281) and in the FS subscale (M f = 24.49 vs M m = 22.45; F 1,320 = 2.368; p = 0.125; Figure 1 ).

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