Rationale Dominant theoretical models postulate the presence of an automatic attentional
bias (AB) towards alcohol-related stimuli in alcohol use disorder, such AB constituting a core …

Rationale Experimental tasks that demonstrate alcohol-related attentional bias typically
expose participants to single-stimulus targets (eg addiction Stroop, visual probe, anti …

Background: Attentional bias towards alcohol-related stimuli is a core characteristic of
severe alcohol use disorders (AUD), directly linked to clinical variables (eg alcohol …

Background: It has been proposed that attentional biases toward alcohol stimuli are
contributing factors maintaining problematic drinking behavior. Objective: The main goal of …

Introduction Addiction models theorise that alcohol attention bias (AAB) for alcohol-related
cues develops through a process of classical conditioning and that attentional processes …

Rationale Severe alcohol use disorder (SAUD) is a psychiatric condition linked to cerebral
and cognitive consequences. SAUD is notably characterized by an overactivation of the …

Introduction Attentional biases for alcohol related information (AB) have often been reported
for heavy drinkers. These attentional biases have been found to have predictive value …

Introduction: Attentional bias (AB) is an implicit selective attention toward processing
disorder-significant information while neglecting other environmental cues. Considerable …

Background and aims Competing models disagree on three theoretical questions regarding
alcohol‐related attentional bias (AB), a key process in severe alcohol use disorder …

Acute alcohol intoxication and alcohol use disorders are characterized by a wide range of
psychological and cerebral impairments, which have been widely explored using …