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Are sensation seekers attracted to intense or positive stimuli? The importance of ‘sensation’ to research on sensation seeking

Anita P. Barbee, Georgina S. Hammock, Deborah Richardson

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Key concepts: Sensation seeking, Sensation, Psychology, Pain sensation, Social psychology, Cognitive psychology, Personality, Medicine

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