Mohith M. Varma (Mo)
@mohithvarma.bsky.social
PhD Student at MRC CBU, University of Cambridge | Research Interests: Memory Control, Emotion Regulation, Reward Decision-Making, Mental Health
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To grasp the HOW, we developed a categorization system based on each technique’s procedures and hypothesized mechanism.
To probe the WHEN, we split the techniques based on their time of administration and examined their effect sizes within each timepoint.
To grasp the HOW, we developed a categorization system based on each technique’s procedures and hypothesized mechanism.
To probe the WHEN, we split the techniques based on their time of administration and examined their effect sizes within each timepoint.
May 24, 2025 at 6:28 AM
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To grasp the HOW, we developed a categorization system based on each technique’s procedures and hypothesized mechanism.
To probe the WHEN, we split the techniques based on their time of administration and examined their effect sizes within each timepoint.
To grasp the HOW, we developed a categorization system based on each technique’s procedures and hypothesized mechanism.
To probe the WHEN, we split the techniques based on their time of administration and examined their effect sizes within each timepoint.
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Synthesizing data across 134 articles covering 131 techniques on trauma intrusion modulation, spanning ~30 years of research, we assess how these techniques alter (i.e. increase or decrease) intrusions and associated outcomes, namely intrusion-related distress and symptoms.
Synthesizing data across 134 articles covering 131 techniques on trauma intrusion modulation, spanning ~30 years of research, we assess how these techniques alter (i.e. increase or decrease) intrusions and associated outcomes, namely intrusion-related distress and symptoms.
May 24, 2025 at 6:27 AM
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Synthesizing data across 134 articles covering 131 techniques on trauma intrusion modulation, spanning ~30 years of research, we assess how these techniques alter (i.e. increase or decrease) intrusions and associated outcomes, namely intrusion-related distress and symptoms.
Synthesizing data across 134 articles covering 131 techniques on trauma intrusion modulation, spanning ~30 years of research, we assess how these techniques alter (i.e. increase or decrease) intrusions and associated outcomes, namely intrusion-related distress and symptoms.