Anxiety disorders are common and difficult to treat. Some cognitive models of anxiety
propose that attention bias to threat causes and maintains anxiety. This view led to the …

The aim of this literature review was to examine pre-treatment child and adolescent
characteristics as predictors and moderators of outcome in psychotherapy treatment trials of …

The dot-probe task has been widely used in research to produce an index of biased
attention based on reaction times (RTs). Despite its popularity, very few published studies …

Accumulating research suggests that psychopathy can be disaggregated into low-anxious
primary and high-anxious secondary variants, and this research may be important for …

The present study evaluated the effectiveness of a universal school-based cognitive
behavior prevention program (the FRIENDS program) for childhood anxiety. Participants …

Background Extinction is a key theoretical model of exposure‐based treatments, such as
cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). This study examined whether individual differences in …

Objective: At least 3 randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind studies have supported
the efficacy of computerized attention modification programs (AMPs) in reducing symptoms …

Models of exposure therapy, one of the key components of cognitive behavioral therapy for
anxiety disorders, suggest that attention may play an important role in the extinction of fear …

Attentional biases to threat are thought to play a central role in the development and
maintenance of anxiety disorders. Various measures have been developed to index these …

Objective: To improve outcomes and create more personalized interventions, the field has
sought to identify moderators of treatment response (variables that specify which treatments …