Article
Sex Differences in Social Cognition: Insights from a Sample Enriched for Social Dysfunction
2026-03-13
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<p>Research suggests there are sex differences in social cognitive abilities, with females typically performing better on tasks involving emotion recognition and mental state attribution. However, many prior studies have demonstrated limited replicability, perhaps due to differences in methods employed or samples studied. Given that social cognition is a key determinant of social functioning, and that social dysfu...
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- Literature Corpus work
- 67271633-d679-5091-9727-a57b579ef2c0
- DOI
- 10.31234/osf.io/jhuq7_v2
