Scientists probe the brain to unlock why people see their own faces differently
NCT ID NCT04373629
Summary
This study aims to understand why people with body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) see flaws in their appearance that others don't. Researchers will use brain scans and eye-tracking to measure how 146 participants process images of their own faces. The goal is to learn how the brain's visual system works in BDD and test if simple visual exercises can change these patterns, laying groundwork for future treatments.
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