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Facial Emotion Recognition, Lower-Order Face Processing and Crystallized Intelligence in Personality Pathology: A Multimethod Study

2026-02-18

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<p>Personality disorders (PDs) are commonly associated with impairments in social cognition, particularly facial emotion recognition. However, evidence also suggests deficits in more basic cognitive functions, including lower-order face processing (e.g., detection of non-emotional facial features) and indicators of general intelligence (e.g., crystallized intelligence). We examined associations of facial emotion r...

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3d416bb6-67e6-56e7-99ea-b4f9002b4a2e
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10.31234/osf.io/hyx9a_v1
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