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    Assessment of virtual reality as an anxiety and disgust provoking tool: The use of VR exposure in individuals with high contamination fear

    Assessment of virtual reality as an anxiety and disgust provoking tool: The use of VR exposure in individuals with high contamination fear by Inozu, Mujgan, Çelikcan, Ufuk, Trak, Ezgi, Üzümcü, Elif, Nergiz, Hüseyin

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    Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID ‐19 through o bsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID ‐19 distress: A serial multiple mediator analysis

    Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID ‐19 through o bsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID ‐19 distress: A serial multiple mediato... by Trak, Ezgi, İnözü, Müjgan

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    The role of disgust proneness and contamination-related thought-action fusion in mental contamination-related washing urges

    The role of disgust proneness and contamination-related thought-action fusion in mental contamination-related washing urges by Inozu, Mujgan, Bilekli Bilger, Ilgun, Trak, Ezgi

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    Developmental and self-related vulnerability factors in relationship-centered obsessive compulsive disorder symptoms: A moderated mediation model

    Developmental and self-related vulnerability factors in relationship-centered obsessive compulsive disorder symptoms: A moderated mediation model by Trak, Ezgi, Inozu, Mujgan

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    Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID‐19 through obsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID‐19 distress: A serial multiple mediator analysis

    Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID‐19 through obsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID‐19 distress: A serial multiple mediator a... by Trak, Ezgi, İnözü, Müjgan

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    Cognitive training using a mobile app as a coping tool against COVID-19 distress: A crossover randomized controlled trial

    Cognitive training using a mobile app as a coping tool against COVID-19 distress: A crossover randomized controlled trial by Akin-Sari, Burcin, Inozu, Mujgan, Haciomeroglu, A. Bikem, Trak, Ezgi, Tufan, Damla, Doron, Guy

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