… Face-in-the-Crowd attentional bias modi cation task improves mood but not through modi
ed attentional biases… The use of face-in-the-crowd paradigms to detect attentional biases in …

… attentional biases toward different emotional expressions (angry, happy, sad, and fearful
versus neutral) and their links to social anxiety … emotional dot-probe paradigm on a touch screen…

… features, this does not mean that all participants do. Moreover, these schematic faces may
well reveal attentional effects in other paradigms, … in an enraged facial expression to better …

… Biased attention toward threatening facial expressions is an important maintaining and possibly
aetiological factor for social anxiety. … employed experimental paradigms administered to …

… For example, in an attentional blink paradigm, in which a target … thought all the faces had the
same facial expression, and the D … Finding the face in the crowd: An anger superiority effect. …

… in individuals with social anxiety disorder during integrated facial and … -probe paradigm to
investigate the attentional bias towards … extends beyond mere facial expressions to encompass …

… that it is the happy face in the crowd that really stands out. … It is also plausible that the angry
facial expression expresses … of the angry facial expression that do not hold attention. The …

… engagement in the context of the face in the crowd paradigm. Many scientists (… expression,
which may indicate an attentional bias against any human facial expression or human faces …

… paradigm, which can capture covert shifts of attention. In showing that this lack of modulation
extends to gaze cueing by angry expressions, for which a range of attentional biases in SA …

… ) and social anxiety disorder (SAD) involve attentional biases … these biases in response to
emotional facial expressions, but … attentional biases through the use of free-viewing paradigms…