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The cascade from basic visual processing to social dysfunction: An extended path model in a transdiagnostic sample of youth.
Background Social dysfunction is widespread across psychiatric disorders, but treatments remain limited. Identifying underlying mechanisms could inform novel treatment approaches that meaningfully improve clinical outcomes. We previously showed that basic visual processing deficits cascade through g
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