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Binocular Rivalry in Socially Anxious Adults

2023-03-05

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<p>Social anxiousness is a pervasive symptom in both social anxiety disorder and autism spectrum conditions. Binocular rivalry, which occurs when different images are presented to each eye, has been used to explore how visual and cognitive processing differs across various clinical diagnoses. Previous studies have separately explored whether individuals with autism or anxiety experience binocular rivalry in ways t...

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45b9cadf-829f-5c21-9372-3281876b2839
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10.31234/osf.io/8hp2y
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