I see happy people: Attention bias towards happy but not angry facial expressions in Williams syndrome. (Q50696725)

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I see happy people: Attention bias towards happy but not angry facial expressions in Williams syndrome. (English)

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Melanie A Porter

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ORCID Public Data File 2021

author name string

Helen F Dodd

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publication date

21 April 2010

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Cognitive Neuropsychiatry

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volume

15

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issue

6

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549-567

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17 March 2018

PubMed ID

20407964

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17 March 2018