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Authors:
Stegen, K
Van Diest, I
Van de Woestijne, KP
Van den Bergh, O
Citation: K. Stegen et al., Do persons with negative affect have an attentional bias to bodily sensations?, COGNIT EMOT, 15(6), 2001, pp. 813-829
Authors:
Stegen, K
Van Diest, I
Van de Woestijne, KP
Van den Bergh, O
Citation: K. Stegen et al., Negative affectivity and bodily sensations induced by 5.5% CO2 enriched air inhalation: Is there a bias to interpret bodily sensations negatively in persons with negative affect?, PSYCHOL HEA, 15(4), 2000, pp. 513-525
Authors:
Van Diest, I
Stegen, K
Van de Woestijne, KP
Schippers, N
Van den Bergh, O
Citation: I. Van Diest et al., Hyperventilation and attention: effects of hypocapnia on performance in a Stroop task, BIOL PSYCH, 53(2-3), 2000, pp. 233-252
Authors:
Devriese, S
Winters, W
Stegen, K
Van Diest, I
Veulemans, H
Nemery, B
Eelen, P
Van de Woestijne, K
Van den Bergh, O
Citation: S. Devriese et al., Generalization of acquired somatic symptoms in response to odors: A pavlovian perspective on multiple chemical sensitivity, PSYCHOS MED, 62(6), 2000, pp. 751-759
Authors:
Han, JN
Schepers, R
Stegen, K
Van den Bergh, O
Van de Woestijne, KP
Citation: Jn. Han et al., Psychosomatic symptoms and breathing pattern, J PSYCHOSOM, 49(5), 2000, pp. 319-333
Authors:
Van den Bergh, O
Stegen, K
Van Diest, I
Raes, C
Stulens, P
Eelen, P
Veulemans, H
Van de Woestijne, KP
Nemery, B
Citation: O. Van Den Bergh et al., Acquisition and extinction of somatic symptoms in response to odours: a pavlovian paradigm relevant to multiple chemical sensitivity, OCC ENVIR M, 56(5), 1999, pp. 295-301
Authors:
Stegen, K
De Bruyne, K
Rasschaert, W
Van de Woestijne, KP
Van den Bergh, O
Citation: K. Stegen et al., Fear-relevant images as conditioned stimuli for somatic complaints, respiratory behavior, and reduced end-tidal pCO(2), J ABN PSYCH, 108(1), 1999, pp. 143-152
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