@article{Wu2012Recog-49960,
  year={2012},
  doi={10.1155/2012/249030},
  title={Recognition of facial expressions in individuals with elevated levels of depressive symptoms : an eye-movement study},
  issn={2090-1321},
  journal={Depression Research and Treatment},
  author={Wu, Lingdan and Pu, Jie and Allen, John J. B. and Pauli, Paul},
  note={Article Number: 249030}
}

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