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Interpretation biases in daily life – Do mood, interpretation biases, and depressive symptoms go hand in hand?
A tendency to interpret ambiguous situations negatively is strongly associated with depression. However, the temporal dynamics of the relationship between such a negative Interpretation bias (IB) and Depression symptoms remain unclear. This study investigated the dynamic relationships between IB, de
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