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Eley, T. C., Gregory, A. M., Clark, D. M., & Ehlers, A. (2007). Feeling anxious: A twin study of panic/somatic symptoms, anxiety sensitivity and heartbeat perception in children. 37(6), 751–751.

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Eley, T. C., et al. Feeling Anxious: A Twin Study of Panic/Somatic Symptoms, Anxiety Sensitivity and Heartbeat Perception in Children. no. 6, 2007, pp. 751–51.

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Eley, TC, AM Gregory, DM Clark, and A Ehlers. 2007. “Feeling Anxious: A Twin Study of Panic/Somatic Symptoms, Anxiety Sensitivity and Heartbeat Perception in Children.” In , 37:751–51.
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Volume:: 37
Issue:: 6
Pages:: 751-751
Publication date:: 2007-11-05
ISSN:: 0001-8244
URN:: uuid:8a1c7bdb-2e52-496f-b9a5-66a553c262e5
Source identifiers:: 311205
Local pid:: pubs:311205

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