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Paper published in the International Journal of Psychophysiology

In the scope of the research project 51/14 - The Dissociated Self: An Investigation of Emotional Responses to a new Body-threat Task in those Predisposed to Anomalous Body Experiences, Dissociation and Disembodiment supported by the BIAL Foundation, Jason Braithwaite et al., published the paper The Body-Threat Assessment Battery (BTAB): A new instrument for the quantification of threat-related autonomic affective responses induced via dynamic movie clips in the International Journal of Psychophysiology.

Project supported by the BIAL Foundation published in Journal of Humanistic Psychology

Christine Simmonds-Moore, principal investigator of the research project “329/16 - Exploring the correlates and nature of subjective apparitional experiences”, supported by the BIAL Foundation, published in the Journal of Humanistic Psychology the paper Synesthesia and the Perception of Unseen Realities.

The BIAL Foundation has a h-index = 66

66 papers published in the scope of projects supported by the BIAL Foundation were cited at least 66 times. Overall, the papers were cited about 20 times on average.