"I see what you're saying": intrusive images from listening to a traumatic verbal report.

"I see what you're saying": intrusive images from listening to a traumatic verbal report.

We tested the hypothesis that intrusive visual images could develop from listening to a traumatic verbal report. Eighty-six participants listened to a traumatic verbal report under one of three conditions: while shaping plasticine (visuospatial condition), while performing articulatory suppression (...

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Hoofdauteurs:	Krans, J, Näring, G, Holmes, E, Becker, E
Formaat:	Journal article
Taal:	English
Gepubliceerd in:	2010

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