Can We Ameliorate Psychotic Symptoms by Improving Implicit Self-Esteem? A Proof-of-Concept Experience Sampling Study of an Evaluative Classical Conditioning Intervention
Regina Espinosa(Universidad Complutense de Madrid), Richard P. Bentall(University of Sheffield), Carmen Valiente(Universidad Complutense de Madrid), Filippo Varese(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust)
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