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Interoceptive Phenomenology of Hangover: A Proof of Concept for Bodily Mapping in Naturalistic Study Designs

2026-01-29

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<p>Background and Aims: Alcohol hangover is the most frequently reported adverse consequence of excessive drinking and is an important predictor of future alcohol use. Yet, despite hangover being centrally related to negative physical sensations, commonly used measurement tools focus on cognitive characteristics and fail to represent its interoceptive features. Bodily mapping allows to visualize and quantify subje...

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57d7ceaf-7c8b-5012-a588-64c31e8b3dc7
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10.31234/osf.io/t23zr_v2
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