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Decoding ruminative states from neurophysiological patterns.
Individuals with depression often engage in iterative "rumination" about challenging situations and potential outcomes. Although the state of rumination has been associated with diverse univariate neurophysiological features, the potential to use multivariate patterns to decode it remains uncertain.
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