O. Doerr-Zegers’s research while affiliated with University of Santiago Chile and other places

... In these functions, emotions are the basis of rational processes. As shown by numerous authors, subjects with lesions of basic emotional systems show profound impairment in their decisionmaking activity and are substantially incapable of responding rationally to life events (Stanghellini et al., 2016;LeDoux and Hofmann, 2018). Below we will describe the two perspectives of reading that clarify the emergence of psychopathology from affective processes in a complementary and integrable way. ...

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Toward a Machine Learning Predictive-Oriented Approach to Complement Explanatory Modeling. An Application for Evaluating Psychopathological Traits Based on Affective Neurosciences and Phenomenology

... Therefore, it can be said that recovery does not constitute an experience lived passively but also encompasses a repositioning of the subject in the face of their psychopathological condition. From a dialectical phenomenological perspective, the patient does not experience their mental disorder passively but retains the ability to perceive and cope with experiential modifications of their pathology, being able to alter their symptomatic expression and their psychiatric condition course [53,54]. This is evidenced not only by the different interpretations subjects give to their experiences according to their worldviews (categories of Group 2) but also by the different strategies and habits they developed to manage their vulnerabilities (Categories 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4); these strategies demonstrate their ability to actively reorient their own existence by exploring available resources to recover. ...

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What Is It Like to Be in Alcohol Addiction Recovery? A Dialectical Phenomenological Analysis