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Differentiating unwanted intrusive thoughts from thought suppression: what does the White Bear Suppression Inventory measure?

Winfried Höping, Renate de Jong‐Meyer

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Key concepts: Psychology, Thought suppression, Anxiety, Coping (psychology), Developmental psychology, Cognition, Clinical psychology, Psychiatry

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