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OCD patients show lower confidence and higher error sensitivity while learning under volatility compared to healthy and highly compulsive samples from the general population

2023-07-20

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<p>BackgroundOur sense of confidence guides our actions. A decoupling between confidence and action could relate to compulsive behaviour as seen in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). The link between confidence and action in OCD has been investigated in clinical case-control studies and in the general population with discrepant findings. The generalizability of findings from highly-compulsive samples from the ge...

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Literature Corpus work: 722afbe6-e556-51c0-b0d1-2e1239a2939e
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/37nad

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