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  • 1. Neurocognitive processing of emotion facial expressions in individuals with self-reported depressive symptoms: the role of personality and anxiety.
    Mardaga S, Iakimova G.
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  • 13. Does anxiety impact the neural processing of child faces in mothers of school-aged children? An ERP study using an emotional Go/NoGo task.
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  • 17. Transient emotional events and individual affective traits affect emotion recognition in a perceptual decision-making task.
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  • 20. ERP evidence for an early emotional bias towards happy faces in trait anxiety.
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