# Weiss M, Huppert JD. Shy, but why? Vulnerable narcissism and avoidant personality in terms of explicit and implicit interpretation bias and social acceptance. Current Psychology. 2023;42 :21151-21163.

# Kivity Y, Strauss AY, Elizur Y, Weiss M, Cohen L, Huppert JD. Patterns of alliance development in cognitive behavioral therapy vs. attention bias modification for social anxiety disorder: Sawtooth patterns and sudden gains. Journal of Clinical Psychology. 2022;78 (2) :122-136.

# Weiss M, Huppert JD. Narcissistic Reflections After Social Rejection: Grandiose and Vulnerable Narcissism in Terms of Explicit and Implicit Interpretation Bias. Cognitive Therapy and Research. 2022;46 (1) :171-181.

# Kivity Y, Cohen L, Weiss M, Elizur Y, Huppert JD. The role of expressive suppression and cognitive reappraisal in cognitive behavioral therapy for social anxiety disorder: A study of self-report, subjective, and electrocortical measures. Journal of Affective Disorders. 2021;279 :334-342.

# Kivity Y, Strauss AY, Elizur Y, Weiss M, Cohen L, Huppert JD. The alliance mediates outcome in cognitive-behavioral therapy for social anxiety disorder, but not in attention bias modification. Psychotherapy Research. 2021;31 (5) :589-603.

# Weiss M, Fradkin I, Huppert JD. Modelling pathological narcissism using the Brief PNI in terms of structure and convergent and divergent validity: a new perspective. Assessment. 2021;28 (6) :1520-1530.

# Zalaznik D, Weiss M, Huppert JD. Improvement in adult anxious and avoidant attachment during cognitive behavioral therapy for panic disorder. Psychotherapy Research. 2019;29(3) :337-353.

# Huppert JD, Kivity Y, Cohen L, Strauss A, Elizur Y, Weiss M. A Pilot Randomized Clinical Trial of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy versus Attentional Bias Modification for Social Anxiety Disorder: An Examination of Outcomes and Theory-Based Mechanisms. Journal of Anxiety Disorders. 2018;59 :1-9.

# Weiss M, Kivity Y, Huppert JD. How does the therapeutic alliance develop throughout cognitive behavioral therapy for panic disorder? Sawtooth patterns, sudden gains, and stabilization. Psychotherapy Research [Internet]. 2014;24 (3) :407-418.