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Perceived Treatment Assignment Influences the Effects of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Anxiety During an Internet-Based Psychosocial Stressor
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• Current treatments for social anxiety disorder symptoms have limited effectiveness • Transcranial direct current stimulation can modulate anxiety-related neurophysiology • Experimental models that safely induce psychiatric symptoms are useful research tools • The InterneT-based Stress test for Social Anxiety Disorder increases reported anxiety • Perceptions of transcranial direct current stimulation treatment can influence anxiety
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Social anxiety
transcranial direct current stimulation
psychosocial stressor
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