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Glukhovsky, Lisa, author.
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An Examination of Long-Term Learning in Multiple Sclerosis Using a Cognitive-Motor Dual-Task
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Whitaker, Kim, author.
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present study considered several of these factors : learning history (childhood abuse), cognitive factors
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Buchholz, Jennifer L., author.
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treatment may be limited. Findings are discussed in light of inhibitory learning models of cognitive
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Coleman, Renee L., author.
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: dialectical, social cognitive, social learning, and attachment theory. The study includes an intervention for
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Brunet, Hannah E., author.
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in the diagnostic classification of PTSD; and cognitive deficits in attention, verbal learning and
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Goodman, Matthew S., author.
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The ability to self-regulate cognitive, emotional, and physiological activity is integral to mental
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Geib, Ellen F., author.
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communication. Social cognitive learning theory suggests children's early joint attention skills provide a
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Young, Christina B., author.
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executive control network to coordinate cognitive activity at moderate levels of arousal, but is unable to
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Frosio, Kristen Elizabeth, author.
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deficiencies, attentional biases, and some research suggests that worry may affect fear learning. Data suggest
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Dalzell, Jordan, author.
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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is an efficacious psychosocial treatment initially developed for

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