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Excessive deliberation in social anxiety

2019-01-17

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A goal of computational psychiatry is to ground symptoms in more fundamental computational mechanisms. Theory suggests that rumination and other symptoms in mood disorders reflect dysregulated mental simulation, a process that normally serves to evaluate candidate actions. If so, these covert symptoms should have observable consequences: excessively deliberative choices, specifically about options related to the c...

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Literature Corpus work: bc2f6528-5528-5add-8633-12436f409de7
DOI: 10.1101/522433

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