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Multiple Propositional Theory for Understanding Rule and Belief Updating: An Integrative Perspective to Improve Clinical Practice

2023-07-29

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<p>Updating self-related rules and beliefs is a common process in psychotherapy. Surprisingly, little is known about the psychological mechanisms underlying belief and rule updating. In this theoretical review, which links the gap between cognitive, behavioral (learning), and computational sciences, we propose a multiple propositional theory for understanding belief and rule updating. The multiple propositional th...

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Literature Corpus work: 10e4e420-9d44-5f07-ac9e-e94d193a59df
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/v8yxw

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