Event-related potentials reveal hypnotherapy's impact on attention bias in social anxiety disorder

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World J Psychiatry. May 19, 2025; 15(5): 102552
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Figure 7 Pre-test and post-test P1 analyses of O1 electrode for experimental group. A: Grand average waveforms of P1 for angry faces under attention disengagement conditions; B: Grand average waveforms of P1 for happy faces under attention disengagement conditions; C: Scalp topographies of P1 component over different faces and times. Left: Before hypnotherapy; Right: After hypnotherapy. ms: Milliseconds.

Citation: Zhang H, Zhang M, Li N, Wei WZ, Yang LX, Li YY, Zu ZY, Ma LJ, Wang HX, Wang K, Li XM. Event-related potentials reveal hypnotherapy's impact on attention bias in social anxiety disorder. World J Psychiatry 2025; 15(5): 102552
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