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sex Sex refers to a person’s biological classification, such as male or female.

Sex refers to a person’s biological classification, such as male or female. In this study context, it was examined as a factor that might relate to differences in symptom presentation or changes over time during treatment.

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Drafting source: Lamarca Maria; Goncalves Adrien; Moritz Steffen; Gawęda Łukasz; Acuña Vanessa; König Caroline; Berna Fabrice; Ochoa Susana. Exploring sex-specific symptom trajectories in psychosis following metacognitive training (MCT): Evidence from a large-scale retrospective harmonized database. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0356632; article XML SHA-256 3756729c249f7ef381141447d2b78d5105ea1aedd8485425ae2bb9ff586de2cc. “Exploring sex-specific symptom trajectories in psychosis following metacognitive training (MCT): Evidence from a large-scale retrospective harmonized database” (10.1371/journal.pone.0356632).
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