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A Neuropsychological Characterization of Social Feedback Processing in Social Anxiety
The purpose of this study is to characterize neuropsychological mechanisms (positive affect, negative affect and self-evaluation) mediating processing of social feedback in people with different levels of social anxiety, by implementing functional and structural MRI.
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