Activating the attachment system modulates neural responses to threat in refugees with PTSD
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K. Felmingham | B. Liddell | P. Das | T. Outhred | G. Malhi | R. Bryant | A. Nickerson | M. Den | M. Coello | Jorge Aroche | M. Askovic
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