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Delayed Responses to Threatening Speech as a Function of Behavioural Inhibition
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2021
unpublished
The present study investigates how trait anxiety affects speech processing, and whether anxiety has different processing consequences depending on speech informational properties. Participants listened to sentences in a go/no-go task where they were asked to respond to threat, which could be present in semantics, prosody or both. In one experiment they were asked to attend to prosody only and ignore semantics, and in the other, attend to semantics and ignore prosody. Trait anxiety was measured
doi:10.31234/osf.io/kmga2
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