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Within-Person Symptom Dynamics in Serious Mental Illness: Insights from Daily Self-reports and Audio Journals
Understanding how clinical symptoms fluctuate within individuals is crucial for developing personalized treatment, yet these dynamics remain understudied. We examined whether daily self-reports and speech features from audio journals predicted monthly fluctuations in clinician-rated symptoms among 5
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