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The effects of Cognitive Bias Modification training and oxytocin administration on trust in maternal support: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

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Table 1 Schedule of enrollment, interventions and assessments in line with Standard Protocol Items: Recommendations forInterventional Trials (SPIRIT)
Fig. 1 Participant flowchart
Table 2 Outcome measures

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