Meanings
- not comparableExhibiting or relating to misophonia.
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According to the definition originally proposed by Jastreboff, misophonia is not to be considered a pathology or a psychological/psychiatric problem. Therefore, misophonic reactions could be induced in any person by creating an association between specific patterns and any type of sounds with negative reinforcement: it is enough that certain sounds regularly accompany situations of emotional stress […]
2015 August 18, Andrea E Cavanna, Stefano Seri, “Misophonia: current perspectives”, in Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment, volume 11, →DOI
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