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Common and dissociable contributions of alexithymia and autism to domain-specific interoceptive dysregulations – a dimensional neuroimaging approach

2018-10-02

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Alexithymia represents a transdiagnostic marker across psychiatric entities associated with emotional impairments, including autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Accumulating evidence suggests that interoceptive dysfunctions that underpin the core symptomatic emotion recognition and empathy deficits in ASD may be contributed to by high levels of alexithymia rather than autistic symptoms per se. However, previous findi...

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771d8fc7-998f-5669-a8cb-d4b0d137f07f
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10.1101/432971
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