Rapid and accurate detection of threat is adaptive. Yet, threat-related attentional biases,
including hypervigilance, avoidance, and attentional disengagement delays, may contribute …

Attentional bias towards threat is implicated in the etiology and maintenance of anxiety
disorders. We examined the neural correlates of threat bias in anxious and nonanxious …

Attentional biases to threat are considered central to anxiety disorders, however
physiological evidence of their nature and time course is lacking. Event-related potentials …

One of the most important function of selective attention is the efficient and accurate
detection and identification of cues associated with threat. However, in pathological anxiety …

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 …

Threat-related attentional biases represent a basic survival mechanism. These biases
include an engagement bias involving rapid direction of attention toward threat and a …

Here, we explored the effect of exposure to threat versus neutral stimuli on time perception
in anxious (n= 29) and non-anxious (n= 29) individuals using predictions from the attentional …

Threatening stimuli have been shown to preferentially capture attention using a range of
tasks and measures. However, attentional bias to threat has not typically been found in …

Processing task-irrelevant emotional information may compromise attention performance,
particularly among those showing elevated threat sensitivity. If threat-sensitive individuals …

Background Low spontaneous EEG theta/beta ratio (TBR) is associated with greater
executive control. Their role in regulation of attentional bias for stimuli of different threat …