Using Cognitive Bias Modification to Deflate Responsibility in Compulsive Checkers

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Preliminary Evidence for the Enhancement of Self-Conducted Exposures for OCD using Cognitive Bias Modification.

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Using Cognitive Bias Modification to Deflate Responsibility in Compulsive Checkers

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Alishia D. Williams

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Jessica R. Grisham

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Lauren Becker

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Steve R. Makkar

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