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The potential benefits of targeted attentional bias modification on cognitive arousal and sleep quality in worry-related sleep disturbance

Milkins et al., 2016

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12052599554954227488
Author
Milkins B
Notebaert L
MacLeod C
Clarke P
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Clinical Psychological Science

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Attentional bias for sleep-related negative information is believed to contribute to symptoms of insomnia by elevating arousal during the presleep period. In the present study, we examined whether the delivery of an attentional bias modification (ABM) procedure in the …
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