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Active Inference of Interpersonal Trust Within and Across Mental Disorders

2023-10-18

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<p>Background. Interpersonal problems are common in mental disorders like depression and social anxiety disorder. However, there is a lack of formal models to explain idiosyncrasies in patients' interpersonal functioning. Following modern computational accounts of perception and action, interpersonal experience and behavior results from implicit inference about hidden environmental properties.Methods. We simulate...

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4c044cbd-8b1c-583f-9d1b-64c5addfd080
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10.31234/osf.io/8aexf
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