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The Neuroscience of Human Connection and LeadershipAdvances in neuroimaging methods have changed the way that psychologists study human behavior and cognition. These techniques are not, however, without statistical pitfalls. This chapter surveys some recent studies on the psychology of social connection and leadership, with a particular emphasis on methodological caveats.