Abstract Theory implicates attentional bias (AB) or dysregulated attentional processing of
emotional information in the recurrence of major depressive episodes. However, empirical …

Background Depression is a severely disabling disorder, with high recurrence rates
suggesting that depression-prone individuals may be characterized by stable vulnerability …

Background Attentional and memory biases are viewed as crucial cognitive processes
underlying symptoms of depression. However, it is still unclear whether these two biases are …

Introduction According to cognitive models of depression, selective attentional biases (ABs)
for mood-congruent information are core vulnerability factors of depression maintenance …

Depression is consistently associated with biased retrieval and interpretation of affective
stimuli, but evidence for depressive bias in earlier cognitive processing, such as attention, is …

Context Depression is characterized by executive dysfunctions and abnormal reactions to
errors; however, little is known about the brain mechanisms that underlie these deficits …

This study examined whether attentional biases for emotional information are associated
with impaired mood recovery following a sad mood induction among individuals with and …

Background: In the present study, we explored the possibility of the stability of attention bias
and memory bias in currently remitted individuals with unipolar depression compared to …

Negative attentional bias has been well established in depression. However, there is very
limited knowledge about whether this depression-relevant negative bias exits during initial …

Background The aim of this study was to improve our understanding of the underlying
mechanisms in the maintenance of depression. We examined attentional bias (AB) for …