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Does Stress Exacerbate Impairments in Attentional Control in Trait Impulsive Individuals?
Evidence suggests that impulsivity is characterised by impairments in attentional control, which is required to regulate negative emotions such as stress. Given that elevated stress levels can impair attentional control even further, it was predicted that trait impulsivity and stress would interact.
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