In the second paper, Sukhbinder, Phil & I frame misophonia within a social cognitive framework, highlighting that a sound-based model of misophonia misses key components, such as importance of social context, involvement of motor cortex & insula, and high mimicry prevalence. (4/6)

Ultimately, all of this works towards reframing misophonia in a way that we can properly understand the mechanisms behind the disorder and lead towards developing effective treatments for individuals with misophonia. (5/6)