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Role of sex/gender on binge drinking and negative emotional memory bias through coping motivations and depressive symptoms
Summary participant-level data from Studies 2 and 3 reported in "Binge Drinking Indirectly Predicts a Negative Emotional Memory Bias through Coping Motivations and Depressive Symptoms: The Role of Sex/Gender" (Johnstone et al. 2022). The Toronto Metropolitan University REB approved the project (Stu
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