Anxiety sensitivity is associated with attentional bias for pain-related information in healthy children and adolescents

Anxiety sensitivity is associated with attentional bias for pain-related information in healthy children and adolescents

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Main Authors: Schoth, Daniel E. (Author), Golding, Lucy (Author), Johnson, Emily (Author), Liossi, Christina (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: 2016-10.
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