Abnormal brain activation during directed forgetting of negative memory in depressed patients.
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Qinglin Zhang | Qunlin Chen | Jiang Qiu | Qian Cui | Wenjing Yang | Dongtao Wei | Peiduo Liu | J. Qiu | Qinglin Zhang | D. Wei | Qunlin Chen | Wenjing Yang | Peiduo Liu | Hongsheng Cheng | Hongsheng Cheng | Qian Cui | Hongsheng Cheng | Hongsheng Cheng
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