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焦慮症患者對於情緒干擾面孔之負向促發
Negative Priming of Emotional Distracting Faces in Individuals with
Anxiety Disorders
研 究 生
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指 導 教 授 ：
洪 友 雯
謝 淑 蘭 博士
柯 慧 貞 博士
中華民國
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