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Emotions, individual differences and time course: Reflections
Cognition and Emotion 23 (7):1444-1461 (2009)
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The present issue of Cognition and Emotion represents a laudable project: publication of some current research and theoretical orientations on two important topics that have not received the attent...Other Versions
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