Psychophysiological responses in an active vs. passive approach-avoidance conflict decision task

Chen, Menghuan; Pittig, Andre; Gamer, Matthias

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Description: Experimental study with an active vs. passive approach-avoidance conflict decision task, comparing psychophysiological responses of healthy participants to 4 CS types. All data are anonymized.

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