Exploring the neural basis of a psychological treatment: imaginal exposure in individuals fearful of spiders

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**Imaginal exposure** is an often used psychological treatment technique for dysfunctional fears. Yet little is known about its underlying neural mechanisms, and experimental methods to investigate it have been lacking. This project examines the neural basis of imaginal exposure using a novel experimental analogue, consisting of repeated exposure to flashpoint mental imagery of phobic (spiders) and neutral (gloves) stimuli.

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