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Moment-to-Moment Affect During Film-Induced Somatic Anxiety
Studying sustained anxiety requires tracing how unpleasant arousal develops, persists and subsides over an unfolding experience. We characterised a 13.5-min first-person film of people undertaking dangerous activities at height as an induction for this purpose. Using an open-source browser-based pla
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