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  1. When Angry Faces Seem More Frequent: The Role of Encoding Focus and Anxiety

    … faces, whether this bias depends on attentional focus during encoding, and whether individual differences in trait and social anxiety are associated with this effect. In Study 1a, participants viewed a series of angry, happy, and neutral faces presented equally often, each paired with a gender …

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