Self-esteem modulates amygdala-ventrolateral prefontal cortex connectivity in response to mortality threats / Kuniaki-Yanagisawa, Nobuhito Abe, Emiko S. Kashima, Michio Nomura

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Series: Journal of Experimental Psychology : General. 145 : 3, page 273-283 Publication details: March 2016.Content type:

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