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! develop a measure of miso responses themselves
! looking into how different methods of degrading misophonia signals ( to produce different types of miss identification) impacts the misophonia response zettle]
! does musicality impact misophonia symptoms? idea comes from a study that found reduced self reports of miso for musicians that practice 1-7 hours a day
replicate/expand on finding increased noise annoyance in people with misophonia? see (Paunović & Milenković, 2021)
EEG validation of previously hypothesized neurological explanations
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generalization of the disruption of triggers on task performance across task/modality types
triggers cause disruptive imagery? if so then could triggers disrupt processes for imagery in that modality?
are their predictors (temperamental/environmental)for individual variability in misophonia triggers/responses (both in what triggers/resposnes one has and in regards to intensity)
is misophonia symptomology is linked with slow processing speed in non-triggering circumstances.
look at the notes from (Neacsiu et al., 2022) on possible TMS stuff
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