The effects of the non-contingent presentation of safety signals on the elimination of safety behaviors: An experimental comparison between individuals with low and high obsessive-compulsive profiles

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Angelakis, I | Austin, JL
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry
The effects of the non-contingent presentation of safety signals on the elimination of safety behaviors: An experimental comparison between individuals with low and high obsessive-compulsive profiles
01 Feb, 2018
January 2018

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