Behavioural and neural sequelae of stressor exposure are not modulated by controllability in females
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Behavioural and neural sequelae of stressor exposure are not modulated by controllability in females
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EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE
Volume 47, Issue 8, Pages 959-967
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Wiley
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2018-01-23
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10.1111/ejn.13833
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