“…This effect only appeared when participants were asked to rate "symptoms" (e.g., dyspnea/breathlessness) and not when rating neutrally labelled "sensations" (e.g., breathing intensity), showing that a reduction in sensory-perceptual detail is only applied when contextual cues advance symptom-related priors (Bogaerts et al, 2005(Bogaerts et al, , 2008(Bogaerts et al, , 2010b. Less detailed sensoryperceptual processing of somatic episodes in SSD patients may also underlie the absence of a peak-end bias when evaluating previous somatic episodes (Bogaerts et al, 2012) and less specific healthrelated autobiographical memories (Walentynowicz et al, 2016).…”