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    Social brain development and the affective consequences of ostracism in adolescence (vol 72, pg 134, 2010)
    Catherine L. SebastianEssi VidingKD WilliamsSarah‐Jayne Blakemore
    Ostracism
    Social Exclusion
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    FEAR OF DELIVERY AT THE END OF PREGNANCY IS ASSOCIATED WITH HRV REACTIVITY TO AND RECOVERY FROM A MENTAL STRESS-INDUCING TASK
    Psychophysiology (2013)
    M.A.K.A. BraekenAlex L. JonesR.A. OtteBea Van den Bergh
    Reactivity
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    PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL REACTIONS TO CHALLENGING TASKS BEFORE AND AFTER EXERCISE TRAINING - A LONGITUDINAL APPROACH
    Andrew SteptoeJoseph L. MosesSandra EdwardsA Mathews
    Exercise physiology
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    MIXED EVIDENCE FOR THE POTENTIAL OF TRANSCUTANEOUS VAGAL NERVE STIMULATION TO IMPROVE THE RETENTION OF EXTINCTION
    Ilse Van DiestAndreas M. BurgerBart VerkuilHolly FenlonLise Thijs
    Extinction (optical mineralogy)
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    227 Job strain, blood pressure and responsivity to uncontrollable stress
    International Journal of Psychophysiology (1998)
    Andrew SteptoeMark Cropley
    Stroop effect
    Skin conductance
    Stressor
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    In what context is latent inhibition relevant to the symptoms of schizophrenia?
    Behavioral and Brain Sciences (1991)
    Chris Frith
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    Latent inhibition
    Content (measure theory)
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    REGULATION OF BLOOD-PRESSURE REACTIONS TO PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESSORS WITH BIOFEEDBACK AND RELAXATION
    Andrew Steptoe
    Biofeedback
    Stressor
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    Individual differences, affective and social factors
    Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2006)
    Adrian Furnham
    The target article overestimates the power of money as a motive/incentive in order to justify trying to provide a biological theory. A great deal of the article is spent trying to force-fit other explanations into this course categorization. Lea & Webley's (L&W's) account seems to ignore systematic, individual differences, as well as the literature on many negative affective associations of money and behavioural economics, which is a cognitive account of money motivation.
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