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Specific pandemic-related worries predict higher attention-related errors and negative affect independent of trait anxiety in UK-based students
Recent surveys have revealed a rise in anxiety levels, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on cognitive-emotional models of anxiety, we predict this increase may be underpinned by pandemic-related worry (PRW), characterised by repetitive negative thinking about pandemic-specific outcomes. We
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