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Excessive switching in OCD and paranoia arises from different deficits in belief-updating

2025-02-19

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<p>Both obsessions and paranoia are characterized by cognitive inflexibility, particularly in uncertain environments. Yet, differential diagnosis is challenging and limited to clinical interviews and self-report symptom questionnaires. We predicted that obsessions and paranoia would be associated with distinct patterns of behavior in our well-established probabilistic reversal learning (PRL) task. Probabilistic re...

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14b99016-06a2-55ee-a9b2-36d3d53f39eb
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10.31234/osf.io/f3mhg_v1
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