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Attentional blink with emotional faces depends on emotional expressions: a relative positive valence advantage
Cognition and Emotion 34 (6):1226-1245 (2020)
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Contribution of emotional valence and arousal to attentional processing over time is not fully understood. We employed a rapid serial visual paradigm in three experiments to investigate the...Author's Profile
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