Preferential processing of threat-related information is a robust finding in anxiety disorders.
The observation that attentional biases are also present in healthy individuals suggests …

Anxiety is characterized by cognitive biases, including attentional bias to emotional
(especially threatening) stimuli. Accounts differ on the time course of attention to threat, but …

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 …

We investigated the electrophysiological markers of attentional bias for threat in anxiety. Low-
anxiety and high-anxiety individuals performed a spatial-cueing task, in which an emotional …

Attentional processes play an important role in the processing of emotional information.
Previous research reported attentional biases during stimulus processing in anxiety and …

Threat-related attention bias is thought to contribute to the development and maintenance of
anxiety disorders. Dot-probe studies using event-related potentials (ERPs) have indicated …

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

Background Attentional biases such as faster attentional orienting toward negative
information were consistently replicated in high-anxious and depressive individuals, but …

BackgroundPrevious studies investigating attentional biases in social anxiety disorder
(SAD) have yielded mixed results. Recent event-related potential (ERP) studies using the …

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