The influence of social comparison on cognitive bias modification and emotional vulnerability

The influence of social comparison on cognitive bias modification and emotional vulnerability

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The influence of social comparison on cognitive bias modification and emotional potential clinical applications of CBM. Although generally successful in reducing emotional vulnerability in clinical populations, the impact of CBM interventions has been somewhat variable. The aim of the current experi...

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Main Authors:	Standage, H, Harris, J, Fox, E
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2014

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