Socially Anxious Tendencies Affect Autonomic Responses during Eye Gaze Perception

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"Socially Anxious Tendencies Affect Autonomic Responses during Eye Gaze Perception"
written by Yuki Tsuji, Sotaro Shimada,
published by Psychology, Vol.6 No.13, 2015

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