The current study explored the effect of acute stress on dual-stream emotion induced
blindness (EIB). We focused on spatially localised target processing induced by stress, as …

Emotion-induced blindness (EIB) is the impaired processing of neutral images when they
are preceded in close temporal proximity by an emotive distractor. Dual-stream EIB contains …

Previous research on emotion-induced blindness (EIB) argues emotional distractors capture
attention in a bottom-up manner due to their physical and emotional salience. However …

Emotion Induced Blindness (EIB) is characterized by an impairment in the detection of a
neutral target image when it appears between 100-500ms after the presentation of an …

This study made the first attempt to combine resting respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) and
cortisol to provide an explanatory mechanism for the effect of acute stress on emotion …

Emotion-induced blindness (EIB) refers to the impaired perception of a neutral target that
follows an emotional distractor within the time gap of 100–500 ms. Recent studies on EIB …

Emotion-induced blindness (EIB) refers to impaired awareness of items appearing soon
after an irrelevant, emotionally arousing stimulus. Superficially, EIB appears to be similar to …

Recent research has shown that emotion-induced blindness (EIB) can be attenuated by
strengthening the attentional prioritization of perceptual targets in the rapid serial visual …

The present research used behavioral and event-related brain potentials (ERP) measures to
determine whether emotional capture is automatic in the emotion-induced blindness (EIB) …

Emotion Induced Blindness (EIB) refers to the impairment in the identification of a neutral
target image that follows a threatening or fearful distractor image. It has been suggested that …