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Attention Bias in Perfectionism: Prolonged Dwell Time on Critical Faces Partially Mediates a Link Between Perfectionistic Concerns and Psychological Distress
Perfectionism is a transdiagnostic vulnerability factor implicated in emotional disorders, including depression and anxiety. Yet, the mechanisms through which perfectionism contributes to psychological distress are only partly understood. A candidate mechanism is attention allocation during social i
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