Is second metatarsal length positively correlated with increased pressure and medial deviation of the second toe in a robotic cadaveric simulation of gait?
Our results support the hypothesis that second metatarsal length is positively associated with medial deviation of the second toe and increased plantar pressure underneath the second MTPJ.
The findings show a bias towards misattributing fearful and angry facial emotions. The propensity for fear-as-anger misattribution biases increases as the length of time that the disorder is experienced increases and a more rigid style of information processing is used. This, at least in part, may be perpetuated by subtle fearfulness expressed by others while interacting with people with schizophrenia.