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Abnormalities in Automatic Processing of Illness-Related Stimuli in Self-Rated Alexithymia.

PLoS One · 2015 · PMC4474975 · PMID 26090893

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Only within conditions “negative verbal prime–illness-related target” and “positive verbal prime–illness-related target” significant correlations with self-reported alexithymia, respectively a statistical trend after controlling for confounders, were observed ( Table 2 ).

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Our results show highly significant correlations of self-reported alexithymia with facilitation scores for negative targets (“illness-related prime–negative facial target”; “negative verbal prime–negative verbal target”).

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