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  1. Thinking high but feeling low: An exploratory cluster analysis investigating how implicit and explicit spider fear co-vary.Allison J. Ouimet, Nancy Bahl & Adam S. Radomsky - 2017 - Cognition and Emotion 31 (7):1333-1344.
    Research has demonstrated large differences in the degree to which direct and indirect measures predict each other and variables including behavioural approach and attentional bias. We investigated whether individual differences in the co-variance of “implicit” and “explicit” spider fear exist, and whether this covariation exerts an effect on spider fear-related outcomes. One hundred and thirty-two undergraduate students completed direct and indirect measures of spider fear/avoidance, self-report questionnaires of psychopathology, an attentional bias task, and a proxy Behavioural Approach Task. TwoStep cluster (...)
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