Evidence accumulation during self-referential social processing captures social functioning and psychopathology dimensions in a transdiagnostic sample
Abstract Background Psychosis, social anxiety, and autism are clinical constructs that share important phenotypic features, particularly social dysfunction. A critical determinant of social functioning is an individual’s ability to recognize when social cues, such as eye gaze, are meant for them. Emerging computational...
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