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Changing emotional visual and auditory memories: are modality-matched dual-tasks more effective?
Cognition and Emotion 34 (4):656-669 (2019)
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Clinical and laboratory studies have demonstrated that executing a demanding dual-task while recollecting emotional memories weakens the emotional intensity and vividness of these memories. While t...Other Versions
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