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intellectual insight

intellectual insight Intellectual insight is an understanding reached at the level of thought or explanation without a matching shift in felt experience or behavior.

Intellectual insight is an understanding reached at the level of thought or explanation without a matching shift in felt experience or behavior. In this sense, a person can clearly describe what is happening yet remain unchanged emotionally and in action.

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Drafting source: Agin-Liebes Gabrielle; Shnayder Sarah; Fram Geena; Swift Thomas Cody; Ching Terence; Jankovsky Anastasia; Hokanson Jamila; Pittenger Christopher; Kelmendi Benjamin. Surrender, disidentification, and reappraisal: a qualitative comparison of psilocybin responders and non-responders in treatment-resistant OCD. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1791689; article XML SHA-256 ddcce76e51411b0aad2cfae67492b8fd47c14d0aaf6cd81fdb50bef8196c6350. “Surrender, disidentification, and reappraisal: a qualitative comparison of psilocybin responders and non-responders in treatment-resistant OCD” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1791689).
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