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Persistence of extensively trained avoidance is not elevated in anxiety disorders in an outcome devaluation paradigm

2023-05-09

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<p>Background: A habitual avoidance component may enforce the persistence of maladaptive avoidance behavior in anxiety disorders. Whether habitual avoidance is acquired more strongly in anxiety disorders is unclear. <h4>Methods:</h4> Individuals with current social anxiety disorder, panic disorder and/or agoraphobia (n = 62) and healthy individuals (n = 62) completed a devaluation paradigm with extensive avoidance...

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79aa2ee4-aefc-5626-a910-94e0506edb63
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10.31234/osf.io/68v32
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