The degree of control exerted by phobic and non-phobic verbal stimuli over the recognition behaviour of phobic and non-phobic subjects.

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Summary

It was found that the clinical phobic group recognized significantly more target words than any of the other groups, due to their superior recognition of phobic-relevant targets from the rejected message.

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1981-01-01
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Psychology, Dichotic listening, Audiology

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