Relationship between social anxiety, attentional bias toward emotional faces, and metacognitive beliefs about focused attention

by Ayumi Minamide, Nozomi Tomita, Yuki Takei, Chiaki Kametani, Hiroaki Kumano

Published in The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association by The Japanese Psychological Association.

Volume 84, Issue 0, PD-064-PD-064

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Relationship between social anxiety, attentional bias toward emotional faces, and metacognitive beliefs about focused attention 社交不安と表情に対する注意バイアス,および注意の向け方に関するメタ認知的信念の関連性 release_2a4emrqdkbbutjascmzfmkedb4