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Ongoing thought varies around individualised defaults in an experiential state space across contexts and depressive symptoms
Ongoing thought varies continuously, yet previous research has shown that people engage in a small set of recurring thought patterns that are consistent across contexts and individuals. However, it remains unclear whether individuals show idiosyncratic, stable configurations, akin to a default exper
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