… We suggest that the interaction of attention bias with other cognitive, motivational, affective,
and personality factors and biases (eg, expectancy bias) may help explain greater variance …

… a stronger social bias towards humans in interactive than non-… attentional bias to human
information more generally, we did not expect that this social bias would occur only in interactive …

… interaction showed that moments of higher eating expectancies and negative affect were
associated with increased likelihood of subsequent binge eating. Also, a three-way interaction …

… tracking studies of attention bias in youth demonstrated greater attentional avoidance of threat
… absence of real-world interaction, telling us little about how attention to threat operates in …

… Finally, while the current study found a significant interaction between training condition and
… that this interaction was directly due to the level of change in attention bias to threat. The …

… in attention to positive and negative information and stimuli. Because of the cognitive nature
of attention… of optimism and having a goal on attention bias. 60 participants were divided into …

… on attentional biases measured with the dot-probe task. … behind neutral stimuli indicates an
attentional bias toward threat. A … perspectives on the attention–anxiety interaction, other data …

… For attention bias scores, a three-way interaction emerged among … interaction reflected
different associations between internalizing symptom severity and threat-related attention bias …

… In order to understand if and how threat-related attention bias in real-life, social interactive
contexts can predict socioemotional development outcomes, this review proposes that future …

… biases, salience of tops of objects, but bottoms of scenes. Our findings integrate these
biases … vantage and a vertical attention bias toward the most useful interactive parts of our …