CAN WE HARNESS COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE BIAS MODIFICATION TO TREAT ANXIETY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA? A FIRST STEP HIGHLIGHTING THE ROLE OF MENTAL IMAGERY

CAN WE HARNESS COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE BIAS MODIFICATION TO TREAT ANXIETY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA? A FIRST STEP HIGHLIGHTING THE ROLE OF MENTAL IMAGERY

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Main Authors:	Steel, C, Wykes, T, Ruddle, A, Smith, G, Shah, D, Holmes, E
Format:	Conference item
Published:	2009

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