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visual flanker may not be good Misophonia task

in a 2025 study using an oddball paradigm, the authors found lack of behavioral data supporting abnormal attention but did find EEG results supporting it (reduced N1) in line with (Schröder et al., 2014). this mismatch lead them to conclude that either the Behavioral impairments in misophonia are to subtle to detect through behavioral measures, or that the specific measure they used (a visual flanker) is not appropriate to look at the deficiencies in Misophonia specifically. (Patro et al., 2025)