The P1 visual-evoked potential, red light, and transdiagnostic psychiatric symptoms.

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The P1 visual-evoked potential, red light, and transdiagnostic psychiatric symptoms.

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The P1 visual-evoked potential, red light, and transdiagnostic psychiatric symptoms

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Chi C Chan

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Christopher C Spencer

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Joseph Schmidt

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Pamela D Butler

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Pejman Sehatpour

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10.1016/J.BRAINRES.2018.03.002

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Jeffrey S Bedwell

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