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Dissociation as a candidate mechanism in functional neurological disorder: Evidence from digital remote monitoring in everyday life
Background: Affective hyperarousal and dissociation are possible mechanisms underlying symptom occurrence in functional neurological disorder (FND), although evidence is limited by retrospective and cross-sectional measurement. We aimed to examine these mechanisms in everyday life with digital remot
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