Mimicry in misophonia: A large-scale survey of prevalence and relationship with trigger sounds

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<p>BackgroundMisophonia is often referred to as a disorder that is characterized by excessive negative emotional responses, including anger and anxiety, to “trigger sounds” which are typically day-to-day sounds, such as those generated from people eating, chewing, and breathing. Misophonia (literally ‘hatred of sounds’) has commonly been understood within an auditory processing framework where sounds cause distres...

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• Hearing, Cochlea, Tinnitus, Genetics
• Voice and Speech Disorders

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35fb1186-90f7-5924-b0ba-7f916c9547e2

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10.31234/osf.io/phztn