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Poor reliability in measuring habituation: Implications for clinical and translational research on exposure and extinction
Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the reliability of change indices in exposure therapy. Method: We analyzed data from 119 adults with elevated social anxiety who participated in studies of public speaking exposures. Participants reported their distress using the Subjective Un
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