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A Psychophysiological Test of Depression-Related Probability Bias
Probability bias is the tendency to think negative events have relatively high probabilities, and positive events have relatively low probabilities. It is robustly associated with depressive symptoms. However, probability bias has only been demonstrated with self-report measures, meaning th
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