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Subjective and Behavioral Difficulties in Social Contexts: Unique and Interacting Effects on Social Dysfunction Transdiagnostically
Prior research indicates that social functioning is impacted by both social engagement and subjective experience regarding social interactions. The goal of this study was to examine the extent to which each component, as well as their interaction, contributes to social dysfunction in a combined nonc
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