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Article Reviews

(Bertoli & Bodmer, 2014)

(Dozier & Mitchell, 2022)

(Dozier, 2015a)

(Jager et al., 2021)

(Kumar et al., 2021)

(Naylor et al., 2020)

(Neacsiu et al., 2022)

(Paunović & Milenković, 2021)

(Rinaldi et al., 2022)

(Roushani & Honarmand, 2019)

(Samermit et al., 2022)

(Schadegg et al., 2021)

(Siepsiak et al., 2020)

(Swedo et al., 2022)

(Ward et al., 2022)

(Yilmaz & Hocaoglu, 2021)

aazhAudiologicalOtherFactors2022

aazhCognitiveBehaviouralTherapy2025 1

aazhCognitiveBehaviouralTherapy2025

aazhMisophoniaImpactQuestionnaire2025

aazhPreliminaryAnalysisClinical2024

abrahamWhatsNextMisophonia2025

abramovitchNeuropsychologicalStudyMisophonia2023

ajmeraAlteredIntrinsicBrain2026

aktanyilmazInvestigationRelationshipMisophonia2026

aldakhilMisophoniaAutismSystematic2025

andermanePhenomenologicalCartographyMisophonia2023

andermaneSymptomNetworkModel2023

aryalAuditoryCorticalFunctioning2023

aryalExaminingRelationshipDifficulties2025

ashMimicryMisophoniaLargescale2024

bainPsychometricAnalysisDuke2025

bankerDisruptedComputationsSocial2022

bergerSocialCognitionPerspective2024

blackMisophoniaSymptomSeverity2026

Case study A novel application of mindfulness- and acceptance-based components to treat misophonia

chalotraEvaluationExtendedHigh2025

chalotraPrevalenceMisophoniaTertiary2026

clonanIdentifyingAcousticFingerprints2025

Cognitive behavioral therapy is effective in misophonia An open trial

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for 2 Youths With Misophonia (Case Report)

danielsSeverityMisophoniaSymptoms2020

dappenCaseAcquiredAmusia2026

detroyCognitiveBehaviouralTherapyApplied2026

Development and Psychometric Properties of MisoQuest—A New Self-Report Questionnaire for Misophonia

dheerendraIronDysregulationMirror2025

dheerendraReducingHyperMirroring2025

dibbDevelopmentValidationMisophonia2021

dibbLongitudinalInvestigationQuality2022

dibbQualitativeInvestigationLiving2026

dixonEmotionDysregulationMisophonia2024

duObjectiveMeasuresSensory2026

eijskerNeuralBasisResponse2019

eijskerWhiteMatterAbnormalities2021

Familial misophonia or selective sound sensitivity syndrome evidence for autosomal dominant inheritance

faziEarlyMaladaptiveSchemas2026

frankInattentionMisophoniaDifficulties2020

gercekRelationshipCognitiveDisengagement2025

grossiniMisophoniaAnalysisNeuroanatomic2022

guettaMisophoniaRelatedStress2024

guzickHowCanGet2024

haighAuditoryDiscomfortVisual2025

hansenEffectMisophoniaCognitive2024

hansenNeuralEvidenceNonorofacial2022

hansenSelectiveDisruptionSalienceNetwork2026

hansenWhatSoundSources2021

iletmisPrevalenceMisophoniaPatients2025

iskanderNeurologicalUnderpinningsPsychological2023

jafariHyperacusisMisophoniaMental2026

jastreboffNeurophysiologicalApproachMisophonia2023

jastreboffNeurophysiologicalModelHyperacusis2025

karaytugMisophoniaIndividualsObsessive2026

karupaiahAuditoryProcessingNeuroregulation2025

karupaiahMultichannelAuditoryCortical2025

katikarSensoryProcessingAutism2025

kazazisTriggeringMisophoniaImportance2024

keenehanFactorsAssociatedMisophonia2026

kilincelMediatingRoleEmotion2026

kirbyPsychoacousticAssessmentMisophonia2025

kocapaydinSensoryProcessingDissociation2026

kookQualityLifeYouth2024

kumarBrainBasisMisophonia2017

kurttunagurPsychologicalEffectsMisophonia2025

laagAuditoryBrainstemResponse2025

mattsonSystematicReviewTreatments2023

mcmahonUnifiedProtocolTransdiagnostic2024

mednicoffAuditoryAffectiveProcessing2022

mednicoffMisophoniaReactionsGeneral2024

melanthiouLinkingMisophoniaTinnitus2026

meralcetinkayaAuditorySystemSensory2026

Misophonia A scoping review of research

Misophonia Awareness and Responsiveness Among Academics

Misophonia Evidence for an Elicited Initial Physical Response

Misophonia Incidence, Phenomenology, and Clinical Correlates in an Undergraduate Student Sample Misophonia

MISOPHONIA, EMOTIONAL DYSREGULATION AND AFFECTIVE DISORDERS A PRELIMINARY STUDY

molthropParentCaregiverPerspectives2026

mufrezeSoundRoleSource2024

munozAssessmentAuditoryConditions2025

munozAudiologicalCharacteristicsSample2024

murphyAlterationsAttentionalProcessing2024

neacsiuExperimentalExaminationNeurostimulation2024

norrisMultidimensionalUnderstandingMisophonia2022

ozdesWhenEverydaySounds2025

ozuerUnderstandingMisophonicExperience2025

panTreatmentMisophoniaRisperidone2022

patroInvestigatingNeurophysiologicalPerceptual2025

Pediatric misophonia with comorbid obsessive–compulsive spectrum disorders

perezMisophoniaMattersCase2023

pfeifferMisophoniaLargeTreatmentseeking2026

pineCharacterizingHowFamilies2026

podolyRandomizedControlledTrial2025

Profile Analysis of Psychological Symptoms Associated With Misophonia A Community Sample

Proposed Diagnostic Criteria for Misophonia A Multisensory Conditioned Aversive Reflex Disorder

rappoldtClinicalCharacteristicsChildren2026

Reviewing Misophonia and its Treatment

rodriguesPsychiatricComorbiditiesHyperacusis2025

rodriguez-barajasQualitativeStudyTreatment2026

royDoesMisophoniaAffect2026

sahinAssessingMisophoniaPotential2025

savardAutonomicResponsesTrigger2026

savardCognitiveModelsMisophonia2025

savardSpecificityAffectiveResponses2022

schroderDiminishedN1Auditory2014

schroderMisophoniaAssociatedAltered2019

Severity of misophonia symptoms is associated with worse cognitive control when exposed to misophonia trigger sounds

shamlaMelodyDiscomfortExploring2025

shanRealtimeEmotionalResponses2026

siepsiakBetterAlwaysBetter2025

siepsiakDoesContextMatter2023

silvaEvaluationSelectiveAttention2019

simnerAttentionFlexibilityImagery2021

simnerAutomatedOnlineMeasure2024

spencerMindfulnessCognitiveEmotion2023

stalias-mantzikosEarlyMaladaptiveSchemas2023

surajNormalLinearNonlinear2023

Treating the Initial Physical Reflex of Misophonia With the Neural Repatterning Technique A Counterconditioning Procedure

Treatments for Decreased Sound Tolerance (Hyperacusis and Misophonia)

woolleyPsychologicalCorrelatesAudiological2026

Atomic Notes

(Siepsiak et al., 2025) implications for use of observed lack of impairments and some enhancement in cognitive abilities in Misophonia as a distinguishing factor for non comorbid Misophonia and common psychiatric disorders

4 themes to experience of caregivers of Misophonics

2014 report of successful Misophonia treatment using tinnitus retraining therapy

2020 Neuropsychological study found evidence of altered attention in Misophonia

2023 idea of a phenomenological cartography of Misophonia

2023 paper supports diminished role of psychoacoustic features in Misophonia

2023 study shows that Misophonics can be identified by sound response profiles

a 2015 case study showed marginal improvements in Misophonic physical symptoms using a counterconditioning approach to treat reflexive muscle resposnes to a specific trigger

A 2024 case series gives three descriptive case studies of individuals with misophonia with co occurring OCD

a 2024 review noted the need to look at the the heterogeneity of triggers to account for possible different treatment strategies for different sub types of Misophonia

a 2024 study of on the impact of Misophonia triggers on cognitive and social judgments urges the use of multiple forms of Misophonia verification

a 2024 study suggests 3 explanations for the lack of observed memory differences to different sound categories in Misophonia

a 2025 correlational analysis found that increased ADHD scores were associated with higher incidence of Misophonia

A description of feelings of guilt with Misophonia

a literature review of Misophonia in autism

a theme of Anger & Defensive Rage in Misophonia

a theme of Coping Behaviors in Misophonia

a theme of Subjective Experience of Triggers in Misophonia

a trait based cognitive model of Misophonia proposes significant role of hyper attention to detail and cognitive inflexibility in Misophonia

a well known structural landmark for TMS (the PPFM)

Abramovich 2023 discussion of hot vs cold cognition studies in Misophonia

Abramovich 2023 findings on cold cognition in Misophonia

Active inference in prediction coding

ADHD and GAD Most Common Comorbidities; OCD and PTSD Rare

affective switching deficits in Misophonia related to function of OFC

Altered Cognitive Control and Default Mode Network Engagement During Inhibition in Misophonia

anxiety, features of OCD personality, and mood disorders as common Misophonia comorbidities

app based treatment of Misophonia and implications of a lack of mediation effects

Applying predictive coding to physiological processes

appraisal style impact on treatment seeking in Misophonia

Argument for enhanced attentional regulation skills in misophonia were in counter to what I saw in my own project

Argument for interventions targeted at early responses forming before reactions start

argument for the Misophonia response forming independently of attention

argument that abnormalities in arousal rather than valence are the key differentiator for the misophonia response

Aryal & Prabhu 2023 findings of altered cortical auditory processing in regions generating P1 and N1

atypical physiological responses ins Misophonia and its implications for experience driven factors and need for physiological index

audiological evidence of trigger specific impairments to selective attention in Misophonia

background info on the anterior insular cortex in the context of Misophonia via Hansen 2026

benefits of instructor -student communication in regards to Misophonia accommodations

Berger 2024 describes the conflict between Kumar Schroder

Berger 2024 discussing key factors of consideration for any Misophonia model

Berger 2024 discussing the potential therapeutic implications of incorporating social cognitive aspects of Misophonia

Berger 2024 on the chameleon effect and possible role of empathy in misophonia

Berger 2024 review of the role of mimicry in Misophonia

Berger 2024 social cognitive perspective of Misophonia

Black 2026 future directions

Both neurostimulation (TMS) and cognitive regulation alone both help with distress, but found differing results in what worked best alone for dealing with different things

calculating spread of E-field is easier in TMS then electrode simulation

calls for future work on task based neuroimaging and informing future interventions

can the gate effect be activated by auditory stimuli

Case of incidental improvement of Misophonia symptoms via Risperidone

central role of anger and disgust in Misophonia

central tendency bias

Centrality of impairment in Misophonia network analysis supports DMS classification as distinct condition

Centrality of panic specifically supports the Swedo definitions emphasis on emotions beyond hatred

Characterizing real time course of Misophonic responses

Childhood misophonia as a family-impacting CBT-amenable syndrome

Childhood Onset with Progressive Worsening and Trigger Expansion

Circular causality of emotion and interoception

Clonan 2025 contrasting with a previous (non miso) Kumar 2008 paper on sound decomposition , and the use of method in Andermane 2023 showing null effects in a Misophonia study

clustering approach to Misophonia finds comorbidities

CNG test identified three factors. mood, social, and Miso-OC

co-occurring hyperacusis and Misophonia related to amplified reactivity rather then increased Misophonic responsivity

commentary on the nature of Misophonic triggers as generally aversive

common approaches to care giving and typical care providers in Misophonia

common obstacles for those seeking Misophonia treatment

comparing and contrasting Misophonia, hyperacusis, and auditory processing disorder

compensatory desire for control mechanisms as an underlying force in the Misophonic response

components of accuracy in nTMS

conflicting support for attentional impairments in Misophonia possibly due to methodological factors

connectivity data supports link to OCD like traits in Misophonia and a possible differentiator for other sound issues

connectivity data supports the Kumar motor basis model of Misophonia

Context-Dependent Reactions Require Personalized Treatment Approaches

contrasting findings from Schroder 2014

Cultural Influences on Disgust Responses in Misophonia

current method of figuring out TMS stimulation dosage and the problems with it

Daniels 2020 findings on Stroop effect and implications for processing speed in Misophonia

Dappen 2026 case of acquired Misophonia following brain surgery

Dheerendra 2025 ccPAS Misophonia treatment protocol

Dheerendra & Ramesh 2025 Iron dysregulation model of Misophonia

Dibb and Golding 2022 findings on Quality of life in Misophonia

difficulties with emotional regulation as a a core trait of Misophonia and a possible differential diagnostic factor for Misophonia vs hyperacusis

disgust response to bodily fluids may develop to protect against contamination, and disproportionally intense responses may be modulated by contextual meaning placed on the sounds

distinction between sensory precision and behavioral precision

diverging future directions for Misophonia based on the importance of depending on the top down or bottom up nature of of Misophonic responses

Does experience with a sound impact the precedence effect

does mimicry impact misophonia related sensory motor responses

dozier 2017 dx criteria for Misophonia

Dozier 2020 small scale findings supporting an initial physical response in Misophonia

drawbacks of Dual-task designs

early maladaptive schemes in Misophonia

effects of increased task difficult on earlier vs later stages of processing

Eijsker 2019 Implications for Misophonia Classification

Eijsker 2019 On Cognitive Inflexibility and Perfectionism in misophonia

emotion regulation difficulties as a mediator of the relationship between childhood trauma and misophonia as support for cognitive models of misophonia

Emotion regulation difficulties mediate the childhood trauma–misophonia relationship

emotional dysregulation facets predicting and identifying Misophonia and as targets for future interventions

Emotional evaluations determined by beliefs about interoception

Empirically derived five-factor DMQ structure separates anxiety and partially diverges from anxiety sensory constructs

entitlement in Misophonia early maladaptive schemas

evaluating Misophonia symptoms via clustering by presentations

evidence for Misophonia’s cognitive nature from results on the impact of context on emotional processing

evidence of a central role of maladaptive thinking in Misophonia

evidence of recruitment of the salience network in Misophonia

evidence of the fit of internalizing vs externalizing appraisals in Misophonia

example of congruent vs incongruent audiovisual stimuli effect in Misophonia

explaining inconsistencies on findings of the role of cognitive flexibility in Misophonia

explaining observed affective switching costs in Misophonia via TSR and TSI theory

extrapolating Misophonia status from existing data

familial history of sound sensitivity in Misophonics

finding impaired processing of impaired based binaural cues but preserved intensity cues in Misophonia

finding of functional deficits in brainstem temporal binaural integration in Misophonia

finding of increased general sound reactivity for Misophonics

finding of recruitment of salience network and implications for the classical conditioning model of Misophonia

finding on how degrading a trigger sound impacts the misophonia response

findings emphasizing the need to consider cognitive and affective processes when understanding Misophonia

findings heightened high frequency sensitivity in Misophonics could indicate neurophysiological adaptation

findings of white matter structural abnormalities in Misophonia

findings suggest that Misophonia mechanisms are not specific to triggers

findings that ITD and VASI accuracy are robust diagnostic markers for spatial processing deficits in misophonia

forced chose methods of assessing sensory precision is already well supported in the literature but free continuous responding is needed to track sensory precision over time

From mechanisms to interventions for sound sensitivities in autistic children

functional asymmetry of left vs right HG, and its implications in a cTBS study

future directions for maladaptive early schemes in Misophonia

Generalized perceptual Regression framework applied to Misophonia

Generalized Trigger Responses (vs. Person-Specific) Predict Higher Severity

Grossini 2022 conclusions on auditory-insula-limbic pathways in Misophonia

Guetta 2024 findings on perceived stress and traumatic events in Misophonia

Haigh 2025 findings on visual sensitivity, auditory discomfort, and Misophonia

Haigh 2025 on sparse encoding as an underlying mechanism for discomfort

Haigh 2025 on treating one modality via another assuming cross modal cause of sensitivity

Hansen 2022 challenge to Kumar’s associative learning explanation for non orofacial triggers in Misophonia

Hansen 2022 commenting on the specificity of the Kumar orifical motor area claims

Hansen 2022 contradiction of the Kumar model

Hansen 2024 finds evidence of split attention cost and broader task interference in Misophonia when exposed to aversive sounds

Hansen 2024 implications for social cognition in Misophonia

Hansen 2026 findings altered anterior insula connectivity in Misophonia

Hansen 2026 on the need to look beyond orofacial motor areas in Misophonia

high Misophonia - OC people show illusory sense of control, consistent with trends in OCD research

Historic perspective on the purpose of perception

hyper sensitivity to extended high frequency hearing thresholds found in Misophonics compared to controls

hyperacusis as a mediating factor for the Misophonia-tinnitus link

idea of abnormal activity of hippocampus- amygdala relationship in misophonia

Idea of emotion as constructed meaning

Idea of observed processing differences being a result of rather then cause of Misophonia

idea of using altered trigger stim in therapeutic interventions

Idea that hearing changes could have impact on Misophonia

idea that Misophonia is part of a continuum from miso to ASMR

Idea that perception is a process of building descriptions

Impact of Failure to Attenuate Interoceptive Cues in Autism

Impaired Spatiotemporal Integration in ASD

Implications of early maladaptive schemes in Misophonia

in ERP research, it is the underlying components rather then the peaks seen on the readout that reflect the neural and psychological process of interest.

increased neural gain and hyperresponsivity in central auditory pathways as central feature of Misophonia, tinnitus, and hyperacusis

increasing number of pulses to much can switch the excitatory - inhibitory effects of rTMS

induced current direction and pulse shape changes outcomes of rTMS

interesting method for allowing semi blind analysis of TMS data

Interpreting pupillary response data in the context of inter versus intra modal distraction

introduction, validation, and use of the duke-Vanderbilt misophonia screening questionnaire (DVMSQ)

is misophonia symptomology is linked with slow processing speed in non-triggering circumstances.

is the Misophonic response the result of preferential auditory amplification of specific higher frequency sounds

issues with self reported symptoms confounding existing prevalence estimates

it is possible that vigilance and expectations could impact the task based results of studies on Misophonics

İletmiş 2026 findings on Misophonia and bipolar comorbidity

Jager 2020 findings of phenomenology and comorbidities in Misophonia

Jastreboff 2023 contradicting Schroder 2013 dx criteria

Jastreboff 2023 criticism of the Swedo definition of Misophonia due to lack of hyperacusis specificity

Jastreboff 2023 idea that the complex conditioned stimuli in Misophonia explains a few oddities in Misophonia

Jastreboff 2023 on the difference between Misophonia and hyperacusis

Jastreboffs argument against Misophonia as a mental condition

Karaytuğ 2026 findings on the Misophonia-OCD link and anxiety sensitivity

Karaytuğ 2026 suggestion of integrating mindfulness into treatment approach’s

Karupaiah 2025 future directions

Kazazis 2024 discussion of the impact of systemic mis-identification of sound sources

Kazazis 2024 findings suggesting an important role of spectral averaging over 250ms time scales

Kazazis 2024 support for the role of trigger source identification in the Misophonic response

Keenehan 2026 finds Otalgia, ASD, and Age — Not White Noise — Predict Pediatric Sound Intolerance

Kirby 2025 findings on the use of psychoacoustic tasks in Misophonia

Kook 2024 findings on youths quality of life with Misophonia

Kumar 2017 findings of altered myelination in vmPFC in Misophonia

Kumar 2017 findings of atypical interception in Misophonia

Kumar 2017 findings of hyperactivity in the AIC in Misophonia

Kumar 2017 findings on subjective aversion to neutral, aversive, and triggering sounds

Kumar 2021 findings about hyper mirroring in Misophonia

Kurt Tunagur 2025 findings on the impact of sex on Misophonia

Kurt Tunagur findings of Misophonia comorbidities

Kurt Tunagur support for acceptance based treatment of Misophonia

limitations of LDL as a Misophonia-hyperacusis differentiation measure and a push for inclusion of self reports

LPP as indicator of general arousal

LTP and LTD refer to specific neurophysiological phenomena at the level of individual synaptic connections

machine learning approach top Misophonia classification

major barriers to care in Misophonia

Mattson 2023 on CBT and treatment outcomes in Misophonia

McGuire 2015 case study of successful Misophonia treatment via CBT

McKay 2018 psychological profile analysis findings about Misophonia and OCD

McMahon 2024 showing an instance of exposure helping treat Misophonia

McMahon 2024 showing successful misophonia treatment via a unified protocol

Mediation of the misophonia–childhood trauma relationship as support for prioritizing skills training and the use of Dialectical Behavior Therapy as misophonia interventions

Mednicoff 2022 call for more research into the Misophonic response

Mednicoff 2022 on best practices of studying the development of predispositions for sound sensitivity

Mednicoff 2024 findings on intercorrelations between Misophonia, ASMR, and Chills, and the implications for altered emotional reactivity or enhanced interoceptive processing

Meral Çetinkaya 2026 findings of decreased sound tolerance disorders and broader sensory processing differences

Mimicry dampens Misophonia responses by enabling sensory prediction and restoring a sense of agency

Misophonia may be the cause of the abnormal executive functions seen in Misophonics, rather then the abnormal executive functions causing the Misophonia

Misophonia and hyperacusis prevalence in pediatric ASD, with higher female rates

Misophonia as a spectrum disorder via Hansen 2026

Misophonia as an Internalizing Disorder

Misophonia has been found to be a comorbidity of migraines

Misophonia in Youth Is Associated With Internalizing Problems, Multisensory Differences, and Poorer Quality of Life

Misophonia involves higher order cognitive process more then simple sensory system issues

Misophonia Prevalence estimates are variable by study population

Misophonia severity predicted by sensory processing style, not psychiatric or demographic factors, and linked to dissociation and affective distress

Misophonia Symptom Severity Linked to Stress, Not Awareness, in Health Sciences Students

Misophonics commonly rationalize the Misophonia response by calling the triggering actions rude

Misophonics reporting increased cognitive load during trigger exposure despite lack of impact on behavioral outcomes

moderate Misophonics often lacking comorbidities is dispositive of comorbidities as a cause

Molthrop 2026 findings on Misophonia comorbidities

multisensory temporal function- Abnormally Large Audiovisual TBWs in ASD

Munoz 2024 findings on audiological assessments of Misophonics

Murphy 2024 findings on altered attentional processing in Misophonia

Murphy 2024on the role of vigilance in Misophonia

musical practice might protect against misophonia symptoms

musicians show significantly different resposnes to affective musical sounds

Muñoz et al. 2025 literature review findings and implications for treatment approaches of Misophonia moving forward

Müfreze 2024 findings about the impact of believed sound source on Misophonic responses

N1 amplitude reductions as a candidate Misophonia biomarker

Narrative Contrast- Kumar Motor Model vs. Hansen Sensorimotor Model

Naylor 2020 finding of high Misophonia prevalence in a med school population

neural connectivity findings supporting the Savard and Coffey 2025 cognitive model of Misophonia

Neural oscillations

Noel 2018 finding that ASD related Multisensory Temporal Impairment Generalizes Across Pairings, but Is Amplified When Bridging Intero- and Exteroception

non-trigger stimuli reveals fundamental cortical processing differences independent of emotional reactivity

novel finding of financial impact of Misophonia and its implications

nTMS used for pre-operation mapping

observation of person focused specificity of trigger responses

observed top down influence in Misophonia triggers suggests interventions targeted at breaking trigger associative links

oscillation power-phase independence

Ozuer 2025 on Defensive rage in misophonia

O’Reilly 2025 findings on inter-individual variability in physiological resposnes to Misophonia triggers

P1-N1 latencies and P1-P2 amplitudes as diagnostic markers of Misophonia

Paunović and Milenković 2021 findings on misophonia symptoms, noise sensitivity, and noise annoyance

perturbed sensory processing and clinical populations

Pfeiffer 2026 findings on Misophonia comorbidities

Pfeiffer 2026 findings on the Misophonic experience

possible miso treatment approach using stim and emotional regulation skills

possible miso treatment based off symptom provocation procedure used in OCD using dTMS

possible overlap in acoustics of generally aversive sounds and Misophonic triggers

possible role of cytosolic CA2+ in rTMS outcomes

possible role of dlPFC in Misophonia suggested by by stop signal task and demonstrated in TMS study

predicting sound tolerance via acoustic summary statistics in Misophonia

predictive coding model suggests manipulation of sensory precision and expectations could act as a form of treatment in Misophonia and tinnitus

prevalence of hyperacusis, Misophonia and tinnitus in a Canadian sample

qualifying the idea of repetitive sounds and misophonia

reason for optimism about feasibility of EEG to microcircuit mapping

Reduced N1 amplitude in Misophonics suggests defective auditory processing and that N1 reduction can be used as an indicator of Misophonia

research has shown that musicality can reduce the precedence effect

results of TMS study suggestion sensitization in Misophonia

results showing impaired cognitive control in Misophonics

review of clinical implications across Misophonia CBT studies

review of variability in dx criteria across Misophonia CBT studies

review of variability in outcome measures across Misophonia CBT studies

Review of variability in treatment outcomes across Misophonia CBT studies

Rinaldi 2022 findings on autistic traits in Misophonia

Rodrigues & Aazh 2025 findings on Misophonia comorbidities

Rodriguez-Barajas 2026 themes in those seeking Misophonia treatment

Role of Interoception in Body Ownership

Role of Precision Weighting in Autism and Self-Identification

Roushani & Honarmand 2019 case study of 3 college students showed supports CBT for Misophonia

RTMS protocols impact on cortical excitability and the role of interindividual variability and brain state dependent effects.

rTMS target to disrupt semantic judgments

Rumination is linked to cognitive inflexibility yet unrelated to affective inflexibility

Samermit 2022 findings on alternative source videos in Misophonia

Sanchez and Silva 2017 on possible genetic influences in Misophonia

Savard 2022 findings against generalized sound sensitivity in Misophonia

Savard 2022 findings arguing against bottom up processes in Misophonia

Savard 2022 findings in support of top down processes in Misophonia

Savard 2022 on commonality of trigger symptoms and the spectrum nature of Misophonia

Savard and Coffey 2025 call for looking into Misophonia subtypes

Savard and Coffey recap of three models of misophonia

Schneider & Arch, 2017 case of Misophonia using mindfulness

Schroder 2017 findings on the use of CBT to treat Misophonia

Schröder 2014 main findings

Scoping Review of CBT for Misophonia- Feasibility Established, Efficacy Not Yet

second phase of biphase stim is more effective

Secondary emotional and somatic consequences of misophonia in youth

self reported treatment approaches in misophonia

sensitivity to eating sounds is the strongest predictor of mimicry responses in Misophonia

sensory sensitivity as a the bridge between Misophonia and other conditions

Shan et al., 2026 findings on co occurring conditions with Misophonia

Shan et al., 2026 gaps in research with good utility

Shane 2026 future directions

Siepsiak 2020 findings on Misophonia comorbidities

Sleep related problems in Misophonic youth

small focus group of Misophonic youths described potential list of eight Misophonia priorities moving forward

sounds produce emotion in response to meaning and cause rather then acoustics

Spencer 2023 findings on trait mindfulness and cognitive emotional regulation in pediatric Misophonia

spontaneous mimicry could be descriptive of the Kumar motor basis of misophonia motor

stress as an etiological factor for sound sensitivities

strong link between physiological and affective dimensions of Misophonia

structural requirements to measure physiological resposnes via EMG

study finds abnormalities in cortical auditory processing in Misophonics

study finds no alterations in brainstem processing in Misophonia

study finds that misophonia is different from OCD and is predicted by moral disgust

Study gives evidence misophonia is linked to visual sensitivity, at least in severe cases

support for Edelstein 2013 idea of autonomic arousal in Misophonia

support for psychology-based therapeutic approaches (CBT) to Misophonia

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Surja findings of normal audiological functioning in Misophonia

Swedo 2022 definition of Misophonia

symptom network model showing some symptoms and traits are more or less connected to Misophonia

Targeting early maladaptive schemas for Misophonia intervention

temporal modulation transfer function (TMTF) plays role in issue with matching AM

temporarily modulated sounds tend to stand out from background noise and grab peoples attention

The cognitive behavioral trigger cycle in childhood misophonia

the Five-S as a more granular assessment of Misophonia triggers

The Haas effect is an acoustic illusion in digital audio to creat a wide stero effect

The idea of alpha as a phase dependent pulsed inhibition frequency band

the influence of context on the emotional responses to sounds in and out side of Misophonia suggests the involvement of the ventral auditory processing stream

the need for standardized stimulus sets in Misophonia research

the proposed breakdown of sensory gating as a factor in Misophonia failed to be supported

the sensory-salience dysregulation model

The severity of misophonia is linked to elevated rumination tendencies

The standard EEG model does not explain signal meaning, and there is likely never going to be a unified theory

the theoretical basis for the Misophonia cognitive rigidity link

the waves of CBT in misophonia research

there is support for an idea that Misophonia responses represent intensified expressions of responses to generally aversive stimuli

things relevant to making a standardized sound set for Misophonia research

three cluster description of Misophonia symptoms

Three themes from a Misophonia interview study

timbre constancy and the cocktail party problem as examples of the complexity of auditory perception

timing and physical location as Statistical Features of Multisensory Integration

TMS induced MEP and its use as a measure of cortical excitability

TMS navigation tends to have better precision then accuracy due to error sources

topographical and spatiotemporal differences in Misophonia

trigger impact on speech in noise discrimination

Trigger phenomenology in youth misophonia

Trumbull 2024 critique of the FOAMS database

uncomfortable loudness level (ULL)-

underrepresentation of audiological perspectives in Misophonia

utility of studying clinical symptoms in non- clinical un diagnosed samples in general and in misophonia specifically

Validation of a Marathi translated A-MISO-S scale and evidence of significance Indian prevalence

Validation of the Misophonia response scale

variability in LDL ranges in Misophonia across studies

Vibrotactile short-term memory, AKA vibrotactile working memory (VWM)

Vijayakumar & Ahmmed 2025 implications for audiological traits in Misophonia

Ward 2022 findings of heighted sensitivity to conditioned cues and enhanced discrimination learning in Misophonia

Webber 2014 on the OCD-Misophonia link and potential shared neurological underpinnings

Why Bregman prefers the term auditory stream in contrast to just calling it a sound

Woolley 2025 describing the Dunn model of sensory processing

Woolley 2026a summary

Woolley’s 2025 findings on Misophonics non-auditory sensitivities

Yamazawa 2026 findings on abnormal sensory reactivity and Misophonia

Yamazawa 2026’s three models of the Misophonia-hyperacusis-autistic trait relationship

Youth Coping and Parental Responses to Misophonia-Related Distress

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