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Biases in Short-Term Mood Prediction in Individuals with Depression and Anxiety Symptoms. 抑郁症和焦虑症患者短期情绪预测的偏差。
Susan J Wenze, Kathleen C Gunthert, Anthony H Ahrens, T C Taylor Bos
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Why are Optimists Optimistic? 乐观主义者为何乐观?
Stephanie J Sohl, Anne Moyer, Konstantin Lukin, Sarah K Knapp-Oliver
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