General threat and health-related attention biases in illness anxiety disorder. A brief research report

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Cognition and Emotion 34 (3):604-613 (2019)
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Illness anxiety disorder, formerly known as hypochondria, has been conceptualised in the psychological literature as an anxiety disorder, and its dimensional correlate is usually referred to as hea...

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