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Dynamic cognitive differences between internal and external attention are associated with depressive and anxiety disorders

2024-09-27

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The internal/external attention framework characterises attention focused on internal representations, such as emotions, versus external representations, such as perceptual stimuli. The inability to focus one’s attention is considered a critical factor in psychiatric disorders. While these different attentional foci are likely generated by the dynamic interplay of multiple cognitive processes, previous studies hav...

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b6473c9a-66c1-5650-9709-689be8e768d5
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10.1101/2024.09.26.615274
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