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Social cognition in anorexia nervosa: evidence of preserved theory of mind and impaired emotional functioning.

PLoS One · 2012 · PMC3432108 · PMID 22952975

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Interestingly, in two studies by Harrison and her colleagues [35] – [36] people with AN performed poorer than healthy controls on the RME task, while in a further work [37] these authors found only a statistical trend ( p = .091) toward a significant difference between AN patients of the restrictive subtype and healthy controls and no difference for the binge-purge subtype.

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