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“I don’t like him but I don’t know why”: Negative first impression of a schizophrenia patient based on thin slices of social behavior

2024-05-21

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<p>Individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia encounter significant challenges in their daily social interactions. These deficits emphasize neurocognitive disabilities, impaired social cognition, and stigma. However, social presentation especially public perception of patients’ social behavior has been poorly studied to date in this mental disorder despite the fundamental importance of first impression in human inte...

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