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A Symptom Network Model of Misophonia: From Heightened Sensory Sensitivity to Clinical Comorbidity

2022-10-28

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<p>Misophonia – an unusually strong aversion to certain sounds – can cause significant distress and disruption to those who have it but is an enigma in terms of our scientific understanding. A key challenge for explaining misophonia is that, as with other disorders, it is likely to emerge from an interaction of traits that also occur in the general population (e.g., sensory sensitivity, anxiety) and that are trans...

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10.31234/osf.io/t96wz
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