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Metacognitive biases in anxious-depression and compulsivity extend across perception and memory

2024-04-16

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<p>Metacognitive biases are characteristic of common mental health disorders like depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). However, recent transdiagnostic approaches consistently contradict traditional clinical studies, with overconfidence in perception among highly compulsive individuals versus underconfident memory in OCD patients. To reconcile these differences, we investigated whether these metacogn...

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b887ae1f-044f-5be1-a5db-6017d38b1c02
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10.31234/osf.io/avyph
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