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Emotion Recognition, Face Processing and Crystallized Intelligence in Personality Pathology: A Multimethod Study
Personality disorders (PDs) are commonly associated with impairments in social cognition, particularly emotion recognition. However, evidence also suggests deficits in more basic cognitive functions, including face processing (e.g., detection of non-emotional facial features) and indicators of gener
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