Brain, body, and cognition: Neural, physiological and self-report correlates of phobic and normative fear
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Richard J. Davidson | James A. Coan | Christine L. Larson | Hillary S. Schaefer | J. Coan | R. Davidson | H. Schaefer | C. Larson
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