Alexithymia

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Interoceptive decline

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Interoceptive decline mediates alexithymia in humans.
“Another path analysis using alexithymia as the endogenous variable while controlling for depressive attitudes showed that the effect of age was mediated by interoceptive decline.”
Humansstatistical mediation of the effect of age, controlling for depressive attitudes
Age-related changes of interoceptive brain networks: Implications for interoception and alexithymia
Emotion (Washington, D.C.)18 Apr 2024

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