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Michael Moutoussis

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Computational psychiarist and medical psychotherapist, husband, father of two wonderful adult children. Lover of the sea, Sounion, Greece.
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Indecision and recency-weighted evidence integration in non-clinical and clinical settings - Nature Human Behaviour

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By Magdalena del Rio, Gita Prabhu, Michael Moutoussis, Raymond J. Dolan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Biases in information gathering are common in the general population and reach pathological extremes in paralysing indecisiveness, as in obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD). Here we adopt a new perspective on information gathering and demonstrate an information integration bias whereby there is over-weighting of most recent information via evidence strength updates (ΔES).
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Rapid classification vs. refined learning about harm intent: Roles of serotonin and racial bias

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By Michael Moutoussis, Joseph M. Barnby, Anais Durant, Megan Croal
| BioRxiv
Abstract Attributing motives to others is a crucial aspect of mentalizing, can be biased by prejudice, and also is affected by common psychiatric disorders. It is therefore important to understand in depth the mechanisms underpinning it. Toward improving models of mentalizing motives, we hypothesized that people quickly infer whether other's motives are likely beneficial or detrimental, then refine their judgment (Classify-refine).
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21 How can we collaborate with experts-by-example to improve the ecological validity of computational psychiatry? A pilot study where the experts-by-experience are people with functional neurological disorder (FND) and the overall aim is to understand wha

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By Caroline Selai, Michael Moutoussis, Elseja Vuqetrna, Dawn Golder
| Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry
The BNPA Members’ Platform Presentations 21 How can we collaborate with experts-by-example to improve the ecological validity of computational psychiatry?
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