Response time as a proxy of ongoing mental state: A combined fMRI and pupillometry study in Generalized Anxiety Disorder
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Hugo D. Critchley | Jonathan Smallwood | Sabrina Fagioli | Elena Makovac | David R. Watson | Frances Meeten | Cristina Ottaviani | H. Critchley | S. Fagioli | J. Smallwood | D. Watson | F. Meeten | C. Ottaviani | Elena Makovac
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