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The Neural Correlates of Autonomic Interoception in a Clinical Sample: Implications for Anxiety

2023-05-30

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Interoceptive mismatch is a perceptual discrepancy between ascending bodily signals and higher-order representation of anticipated physiological state. Inspired by predictive coding models, we present autonomic perceptual mismatch as a measure of this discrepancy for clinical application to brain-body interactions. Joint hypermobility is disproportionately found in individuals with anxiety disorders. Previous work...

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4af59ed5-dc4a-54d9-b292-6ca04e96d1c1
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10.1101/2023.05.25.23290230
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