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Snake fearfulness is associated with sustained competitive biases to visual snake features: hypervigilance without avoidance

MMG Deweese, MM Bradley, PJ Lang, SK Andersen, MM Müller, A KeilPsychiatry research 219 (2), 329-3352014

MMG Deweese, MM Bradley, PJ Lang, SK Andersen, MM Müller, A Keil. (2014). Snake fearfulness is associated with sustained competitive biases to visual snake features: hypervigilance without avoidance. Psychiatry research 219 (2), 329-335.