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Perspective taking is context-dependent: The relation among perspective taking, sleep, and affect in an acute psychiatric sample
Perspective taking is a central component of social cognition linked to interpersonal functioning and psychiatric symptomatology. Although it is traditionally viewed as a stable trait, emerging evidence suggests it may fluctuate with momentary contextual factors. In the current study, we investigate
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