emotional faces
Comparison of attention bias to emotional faces in patients with social phobia and general anxiety disorder and normal individuals
... Introduction: Numerous clinical studies have been performed to help realizing basic fundamentals of social anxiety disorder in past two decades. Role of recognition in forming and continuity of social anxiety disorder ...
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Skin conductance responses to masked emotional faces are modulated by hit rate but not signal detection theory adjustments for subjective differences in the detection threshold
... Skin conductance responses to masked emotional faces are modulated by hit rate but not signal detection theory adjustments for subjective differences in the detection threshold.. School [r] ...
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Amygdala habituation to emotional faces in adolescents with internalizing disorders, adolescents with childhood sexual abuse related PTSD and healthy adolescents
... neutral emotional faces and have enough trials to examine habituation ...tional faces from two different databases (Karolinska (Lundqvist et ...NimStim faces (Tottenham et al., 2009)) without ...
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Preserved proactive control in ageing: a Stroop Study with emotional faces vs words
... that emotional material affected cognitive performance in an emotional Stroop ...happy faces, whereas accuracy was lowest and RTs were slowest for angry ...of emotional relative to neutral ...
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Personality, Attentional Biases towards Emotional Faces and Symptoms of Mental Disorders in an Adolescent Sample
... neutral faces of the same ID were used as matching ...the emotional face) or incongruent (probe appearing behind the neutral ...The emotional faces were presented head-on, although given that ...
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The influence of perceived self-efficacy on information processing of emotional faces
... perceived self-efficacy on emotional face processing. Method: Thirty students with high self-efficacy and 30 students with low self-efficacy were selected based on their scores on the Self-Efficacy Belief ...
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Event-Related Potentials of Bottom-Up and Top-Down Processing of Emotional Faces
... the emotional stimuli in a bottom-up way. In this task, the emotional face pictures, programs, and instructions were also considered like the overt task but the subjects were asked to respond to the color ...
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Three Patterns of Motion Which Change the Perception of Emotional Faces
... “Fearful” emotional faces if we take a look at the perceived intensities of these fa- cial ...“Sad” faces when displayed with the Wave-like motion, yet believed to be linked to positive faces ...
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Construction and validation of pictorial «dot probe» task using emotional faces as stimuli
... ﻊﺑﺎﻨﻣ 1- Kandel ER, Schwartz JH, Jessell TM. Principles of neural science. 4 th ed. New York: McGrow-Hill; 2001. 2- Fox E, Russo R, Dutton K. Attentional bias for threat: Evidence for delayed disengagement from ...
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Time based visual selection with emotional faces
... to emotional faces, evidenced by comparative search performance, one distinctive exception ...indicate emotional neutrality, Horstmann et ...its emotional neutrality (see Chapter 8, below), ...
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An investigation of attention biases to emotional faces in individuals with ADHD
... emotion recognition tasks than children without ADHD (Da Fonseca, Seguier, Santos, Poinso, and Deruelle, 2009), identifying emotion-attention biases in ADHD has been more challenging with studies reporting contrasting ...
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Emotional faces of children and adults: What changes in their perception
... primary emotional facial expressions when portrayed by contemporary faces of children and ...non-contemporary faces (as in Lawrence et ...upside-down faces (as in Durand et ...decoding ...
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Infants’ temperament and mothers’, and fathers’ depression predict infants’ attention to objects paired with emotional faces
... negative faces (fearful and sad) independent of the threat-relevance than neutral faces when presented alone, while they showed the largest increases in attention to objects that were paired with neutral ...
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The relationship between early neural responses to emotional faces at age 3 and later autism and anxiety symptoms in adolescents with autism
... fearful faces had better joint attention, better social orienting, and more interest in an experimenter displaying distress (Dawson et ...of faces relative to peers without ASD, as well as corresponding ...
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A Study of the Influences of Musical Chords on Responses to a Non-Affective Visual Feature of Emotional Faces.
... Sophistication Index, or Gold-MSI (Müllensiefen, Gingras, Musil, & Stewart, 2014; Müllensiefen, Gingras, Stewart, & Musil, 2014). This 38-item inventory allows for the calculation of a General Musical ...
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Attentional bias for angry facial expression in anxious children
... A dot-probe paradigm has been used for the examination of emotional faces. In the dot-probe paradigm, pairs of stimuli (e.g., an angry or neutral face) are briefly presented on a screen and immediately ...
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Emotional face recognition deficit in amnestic patients with mild cognitive impairment: behavioral and electrophysiological evidence
... positive emotional faces is impaired in patients with amnestic MCI, and if so, at what stage of memory recognition this impairment occurs, and whether it makes any difference if patients are tested for ...
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Reduced beta connectivity during emotional face processing in adolescents with autism
... angry faces, our approach of using NBS for characterizing network connectivity dif- ferences did not support direct analysis of ...neutral faces, but that the current investigation was in- sufficiently ...
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The social cognition and attentional preferences of autistic adults
... Appendix 8: Visual Dot probe task with emotional faces angry, happy and neutral compared to teapots To examine the varying effects of interest accuracy data was entered in a series of mi[r] ...
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Trauma, stress, and preconscious threat processing in patients with psychogenic nonepileptic seizures.
... neutral faces were presented in a random order with the restriction that the same color was never repeated more than twice consecutively (Van Honk et ...the emotional Stroop task is the attentional bias ...
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