Antecedent descriptions change brain reactivity to emotional stimuli: a functional magnetic resonance imaging study of an extrinsic and incidental reappraisal strategy
Authors:
- T.A. SanchezTST.A. Sanchez
- M.G. PereiraMPM.G. Pereira
- F.S. ErthalFEF.S. Erthal
- M. JoffilyMJM. Joffily
- D.B. AraujoDAD.B. Araujo
- E. VolchanEVE. Volchan
- L. de OliveiraLOL. de Oliveira
- 1 October 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Neuroscience
- Vol. 193, 241-248
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