Acute Stress Alters Auditory Selective Attention in Humans Independent of HPA: A Study of Evoked Potentials
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Ann-Kathrin Bröckelmann | Ludger Elling | Jens Bölte | Jens Bölte | Markus Junghofer | C. Steinberg | Ann-Kathrin Bröckelmann | Ludger Elling | Christian Steinberg | Markus Junghofer | Christan Dobel | Christan Dobel
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