People with psychosis and aggression history more likely to misread negative emotions
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A study found that people with psychotic disorders and a history of aggression were more likely to interpret irritation or sadness as positive emotions. Such errors may cause them to miss social signals that would normally prompt someone to step back from an interaction.
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