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Patterns of Reactivity in Misophonia: Profiles of Behavioral and Self-Reported Symptoms
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Individuals with misophonia experience intense affective reactions to trigger sounds and often cope through avoidance. Avoidance may be anticipatory (preventing exposure) or reactive (escaping exposure), but individual patterns remain poorly understood. In a sample of individuals with misophonia (N
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