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Bridging the gap between body image and paranoia-like thoughts

2022-04-21

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<p>Background: A feeling of vulnerability is believed to be the foundation upon which paranoia is built. Factors that may increase vulnerability include negative affective states, low self-esteem and high social rejection sensitivity. Body image, which is one aspect of overall self-esteem, has recently been shown to be associated with paranoia, and this relationship is likewise thought to be based on increased fee...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/wp96k

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