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Does subjective intensity of stimulus-evoked emotional experience reflect emotional numbing in a non-clinical cohort with depersonalisation experiences?

2026-05-29

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<p>Depersonalisation (DP) is often marked by damped emotional experiences. While some research investigated the physiological and neural correlates of emotional numbing in patients with DP disorder, the subjective experiential qualities of emotions such as the emotional intensity, evoked by external stimuli, remain largely unexplored in the general population exhibiting varying levels of DP severity. Previous stud...

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02ac2216-a336-5703-af64-c13b4a04bfae
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10.31234/osf.io/mkgw2_v2
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