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perceived reality

perceived reality Perceived reality is a person’s experienced version of what is real, shaped by the information sources they use and how they interpret that information.

Perceived reality is a person’s experienced version of what is real, shaped by the information sources they use and how they interpret that information. In this study context, this subjective reality appeared more strongly related to depression than some objective or directly measurable conditions.

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Drafting source: Tesarova Sarka; Pekacek Ondrej; Porrovecchio Alessandro. Predictors of depression: lifestyle choices during the pandemic. 2023; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1194270; article XML SHA-256 d23091e9dad047950887c4014ad7e685cf5306425abbfbc40f38dedcc9f549bf. “Predictors of depression: lifestyle choices during the pandemic” (10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1194270).
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