Attention bias modification (ABM) was initially developed with the goal of reducing
attentional bias to threat—and subsequently anxious symptoms—in individuals with …

Recent evidence suggests that attention-bias-modification (ABM) procedures may reduce
anxiety via computerized attention-training tasks. However, the mechanisms underlying the …

An attentional bias to threat has been implicated in the etiology and maintenance of anxiety
disorders. Recently, attention bias modification (ABM) has been shown to reduce threat …

Background Attention bias modification (ABM) aims to reduce attentional bias for threat (AB),
thereby diminishing anxiety symptoms. However, recent meta-analyses indicated mixed …

Attention bias modification (ABM) aims to reduce anxiety by reducing attention bias (AB) to
threat; however, effects on anxiety and AB are variable. This review examines 34 studies …

Anxiety-related attention bias (AB) has been studied for several decades as a clinically
relevant output of the dynamic and complex threat-detection and-response system. Despite …

Several meta-analyses to date have confirmed the efficacy of attentional bias modification
(ABM) in shifting reaction times away from threatening stimuli, reducing anxiety symptoms …

Current attention bias modification (ABM) procedures are designed to implicitly train
attention away from threatening stimuli with the hope of reducing stress reactivity and …

Attention bias modification (ABM) was introduced over a decade ago as a computerized
method of manipulating attentional bias and has been followed by intense interest in …

As highlighted in a recent article by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) director,
Tom Insel, on transforming psychiatry as a clinical discipline, the age of symptomatic …