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Bodily sensations and anxiety: the role of interoception

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Ehlers, A. (2002). Bodily sensations and anxiety: the role of interoception. BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, 59(3), 248–249.

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Ehlers, A. “Bodily Sensations and Anxiety: the Role of Interoception.” BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, vol. 59, no. 3, 2002, pp. 248–49.

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Ehlers, A. 2002. “Bodily Sensations and Anxiety: the Role of Interoception.” BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 59 (3): 248–49.
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Oxford, MSD, Experimental Psychology

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Journal:: BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Volume:: 59
Issue:: 3
Pages:: 248-249
Publication date:: 2002-05-05
ISSN:: 0301-0511
URN:: uuid:8a32cefc-8d81-4d80-99d2-be1e2f24f6de
Source identifiers:: 311206
Local pid:: pubs:311206

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