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Longitudinal predictors of depression, anxiety, and alcohol use following COVID-19-related stress

2022
Jul 22
Written by ScienceSites
DepressionAnxietyDepression VulnerabilityStressNegative EmotionsEmotion Regulation
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The time course of reactivity to social acceptance and rejection feedback: An examination of event-related potentials and behavioral measures in a peer interaction task

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#Socialdistancing: Social media use and online social support moderate the effect of pandemic-related stress on internalizing symptoms in emerging adults

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Vanderbilt University
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