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Placebo effects on the quantity and quality of relaxation training by Höfler, Carina, Osmani, Florian, Schienle, Anne

“…Many people find it difficult to practice progressive muscle relaxation (PMR) regularly. We attempted to improve relaxation quantity (i.e. adherence), and…”
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A Direct Comparison of Placebo and Nocebo Effects on Visuospatial Attention: An Eye-Tracking Experiment by Höfler, Carina, Potthoff, Jonas, Schienle, Anne

“…Placebo and nocebo effects on visual attention are still poorly understood. This eye-tracking study directly compared effects of sham transcranial magnetic…”
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Belief in the miracles of Lourdes: A voxel‐based morphometry study by Schienle, Anne, Höfler, Carina, Wabnegger, Albert

“…Background It has been shown that particular religious beliefs and practices are associated with brain function and structure. The present voxel‐based…”
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Investigating visual effects of a disgust nocebo with fMRI by Höfler, Carina, Wabnegger, Albert, Schienle, Anne

“…There is growing evidence that placebos are able to influence visual perception. A previous functional magnetic resonance imaging study on the processing of…”
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Self-Disgust and Its Relationship With Lifetime Suicidal Ideation and Behavior: Results From a Cross-Sectional, Internet-Based Survey by Schienle, Anne, Schwab, Daniela, Höfler, Carina, Freudenthaler, Harald H

“…Background: The emotion disgust is typically directed toward stimuli in the external environment, but sometimes people develop self-directed disgust responses…”
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Enjoyment of watching pimple popping videos: An fMRI investigation by Wabnegger, Albert, Höfler, Carina, Zussner, Thomas, Freudenthaler, Harald H., Schienle, Anne

“…Millions of people enjoy watching videos of pimple treatments. The underlying neural mechanisms of this enjoyment have not been investigated so far. We…”
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Neural underpinnings of perception and experience of disgust in individuals with a reduced sense of smell: An fMRI study by Schienle, Anne, Höfler, Carina, Keck, Tilmann, Wabnegger, Albert

“…Individuals with reduced olfactory function (anosmia, hyposmia) have reported changes in disgust perception and disgust experience compared to normosmic…”
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Placebo effects in spider phobia: an eye-tracking experiment by Gremsl, Andreas, Schwab, Daniela, Höfler, Carina, Schienle, Anne

“…Several eye-tracking studies have revealed that spider phobic patients show a typical hypervigilance-avoidance pattern when confronted with images of spiders…”
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Is this blood? An ERP study on the visual identification of red fluids in patients with blood phobia by Leutgeb, Verena, Schwab, Daniela, Scharmüller, Wilfried, Höfler, Carina, Schienle, Anne

“…•ERP study on blood detection in blood phobics and controls.•Generally enhanced P300 in response to blood.•Elevated P100 to blood droplets in phobics.•Early…”
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Nocebo and pseudo-neglect: Paradoxical effects detected with eye-tracking by Höfler, Carina, Gremsl, Andreas, Schienle, Anne

“…The knowledge about effects of placebos and nocebos on specific visual attention processes is still very limited. In the present eye-tracking study, it was…”
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Investigating visual effects of a disgust nocebo with fMRI by Höfler, Carina, Wabnegger, Albert, Schienle, Anne

“…There is growing evidence that placebos are able to influence visual perception. A previous functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study on the…”
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Altered grey matter volume in ‘super smellers’ by Wabnegger, Albert, Schlintl, Carina, Höfler, Carina, Gremsl, Andreas, Schienle, Anne

“…‘Super smellers‘ are those individuals who show a heightened sense of smell. Data on the structural neuroanatomy of this phenomenon are still missing. A…”
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Emotion-specific nocebo effects: an fMRI study by Schienle, Anne, Höfler, Carina, Übel, Sonja, Wabnegger, Albert

“…The neurobiological mechanisms of nocebos are still poorly understood. Thirty-eight women participated in a ‘smell study’ using functional magnetic resonance…”
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Self-Disgust and Its Relationship With Lifetime Suicidal Ideation and Behavior by Schienle, Anne, Schwab, Daniela, Höfler, Carina, Freudenthaler, Harald H

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Self-Disgust and Its Relationship With Lifetime Suicidal Ideation and Behavior by Schienle, Anne, Schwab, Daniela, Höfler, Carina, Freudenthaler, Harald H

“…The emotion disgust is typically directed toward stimuli in the external environment, but sometimes people develop self-directed disgust responses. The current…”
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