… Hence, the lack of BI-group differences in behavioral AB in this study does not suggest that
attention processes measured in the dot-probe task are irrelevant to the BI phenotype per se. …

… suggest that early components of attention processes, as indexed by the P1 and N1, and the
early-… In our sample, children do not show an early bias in perceptual processing of faces, …

… function during a threat-related attention task, in children assessed for BI in early childhood.
… PFC connectivity when processing threat stimuli, particularly in the presence of ongoing …

… cohorts of children from early infancy through adolescence, we (and others) have administered
laboratory tasks assessing attention and information processing to infants, children, and …

… early (infancy to childhood) developmental pathways that lead to ASD, ADHD, and anxiety
independently and have identified early-… visual attention, altered neurocognitive processing of …

… Associations between information-processing biases and anxiety and depression
outcomes in youth This review first considered the empirical basis for biases in (a) attention …

… The goal of the current study was to examine early and late stage attentional processing,
using the dot probe task and specifically focusing on the P1, P2, P3, and N170 components, in …

… early in development is particularly important as anxiety arises in a developmental context;
processes operating early … BI characterized in early childhood predicted anxiety ratings some …

… (2) Once identified, what are the specific processes that push these children toward anxiety,
and … With respect to anxiety, much of the work has focused on early attentional processing. …

… Biased attention processing of threat may maintain anxiety 3 … following questions: First, do
anxious children/adolescents … from zero) in probability of first fixation to threatening stimuli (as …