The Effect of Short-term Exposure to Film Violence on Emotional Facial Processing.

Robert T. Palumbo; Laura Stockdale; Matthew J. Kmiecik; Rebecca L. Silton; Robert G. Morrison

The Effect of Short-term Exposure to Film Violence on Emotional Facial Processing.

Robert T. Palumbo
, Laura Stockdale
, Matthew J. Kmiecik
, Rebecca L. Silton
, Robert G. Morrison

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Original language	American English
Journal	Cognitive Science
State	Published - Jan 1 2014

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Psychology
Cognitive Psychology

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