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2024 Stephen L. Murphy

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, Floor van Meer

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, Lotte van Dillen

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, Henk van Steenbergen

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, Wilhelm Hofmann

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Underwhelming pleasures: Toward a self-regulatory account of hedonic compensation and overconsumption.

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2023 Julia Folz

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, Rüya Akdağ, Milica Nikolić

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, Henk van Steenbergen

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, Mariska E. Kret

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Facial mimicry and metacognitive judgments in emotion recognition are distinctly modulated by social anxiety and autistic traits

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2022 Julia Folz

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, Donatella Fiacchino, Milica Nikolić

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, Henk van Steenbergen

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, Mariska E. Kret

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Reading Your Emotions in My Physiology? Reliable Emotion Interpretations in Absence of a Robust Physiological Resonance

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2021 Katharina Paul

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, Gilles Pourtois, Henk van Steenbergen

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, Philip Gable, Gesine Dreisbach

Finding a balance: modulatory effects of positive affect on attentional and cognitive control

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2018 Janna Marie Bas-Hoogendam

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, Henk van Steenbergen

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, Renaud L. M. Tissier, Jeanine J. Houwing-Duistermaat

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, P. Michiel Westenberg, Nic J. A. van der Wee

Subcortical brain volumes, cortical thickness and cortical surface area in families genetically enriched for social anxiety disorder – A multiplex multigenerational neuroimaging study

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2017 Henk van Steenbergen

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, Reinout W. Wiers, Bernhard Hommel, Sanne de Wit

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Dissociable corticostriatal circuits underlie goal-directed vs. cue-elicited habitual food seeking after satiation: evidence from a multimodal MRI study

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