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Pleasant Olfactory Cues Can Reduce Cigarette Craving

Michael A. Sayette and Mary A. Marchetti
This article was published Online First April 15, 2019.

Fs<=>3.23, ps<=>.042;partial2s ranged from .028-.049; 90% confidence intervals ranging from .0006-.0961
Fs<=>4.17, ps<=>.018, partial2s ranged from .037-.055; 90% confidence intervals ranged from .0037-.1116
p<=>.19;partial2 .018; 90% confidence intervals ranged from .0000-.0854
p<=>.12;partial2 .037; 90% confidence intervals ranged from .0000-.1305
p<=>.99;partial2 .000; 90% confidence intervals ranged from .0000-.0000 OC during Session 1

Alterations in Facial Expressivity in Youth at Clinical High-Risk for Psychosis

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Emotional False Memory in Autism Spectrum Disorder: More Than Spared

Marjorie Solomon, Ana-Maria Iosif, Marie K. Krug,
Chiara Mirandola
Simona Ghetti
This article was published Online First April 11, 2019.

Symptom-Level Analysis of DSM-IV/DSM-5 Personality Pathology in Later Life: Hierarchical Structure and Predictive Validity Across Self- and Informant Ratings

Michael J. Boudreaux, Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences,

Are Rumination and Neuroticism Genetically or Environmentally Distinct Risk Factors for Psychopathology?

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rumination A2, chi2(1)=2.76, p<=>.097- explained 5%
rumination E2; chi2(1)=1.29, p<=>.255- explained 1%

Depressive Symptom Contagion in the Transition to Parenthood: Interparental Processes and the Role of Partner-Related Attachment

Physical Aggression Is Associated With Heightened Social Reflection Impulsivity

Failures in Top-Down Control in Schizophrenia Revealed by Patterns of Saccadic Eye Movements

This article was published Online First June 13, 2019.

A Working Memory Related Mechanism of Auditory Hallucinations

Rigidity Coincides With Reduced Cognitive Control to Affective Cues in Children With Autism