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Thomas A Fergus

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Data and information privacyLearning, motivation and emotionFeminist and queer theoryCryptographySocial psychology

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|Jan 13, 2022

Metacognitive beliefs about uncontrollability relate most strongly to health anxiety among US-based non-Latinx White primary care patients: Comparing strength of relations with US-based non-Latinx Black and Latinx primary care patients.

Thomas A Fergus, Kayla Wilder, Paul Koester

|Jul 24, 2020

Intolerance of Uncertainty Moderates the Relation Between the Choice to Access Health Information and Post-Choice Distress Among Individuals Prone to Health Anxiety.

Thomas A Fergus, Anne L Kleinsasser, Catherine A Ebarb

|Jul 07, 2020

COVID stress syndrome: Concept, structure, and correlates.

Steven Taylor, Caeleigh A Landry, Michelle M Paluszek

|Apr 24, 2020

The closed response style and posttraumatic stress: Examining the interaction between experiential avoidance and cognitive fusion among women experiencing sexual trauma.

Laurie H Russell, Joseph R Bardeen, Kelsi A Clayson

|Mar 14, 2020

Testing the Italian version of the Cyberchondria Severity Scale and a metacognitive model of cyberchondria.

Claudia Marino, Thomas A Fergus, Alessio Vieno

|Aug 18, 2018

Executive attention moderates the effect of trait anxiety on hyperarousal symptoms.

Kelsi A Clayson, Joseph R Bardeen, Sara L Dolan

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