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Methods for Assessing Social Cognition: In-Depth Examination in the Context of Psychopathological Disorders
Social cognition, at the heart of human interactions, encompasses the mechanisms through which we understand others’ thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, while adjusting our responses according to context. Although these skills are essential, they remain insufficiently understood, and their assessment
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