APS

31st APS Annual Convention · 2019

The Effect of Social Emotional Information on Attention

Washington, DC · May 2019

Poster · Cognitive

  • Parmis Khosravi
    The Catholic University of America
  • Alyssa Parker
    The Catholic University of America
  • Sheina Godovich
    The Catholic University of America
  • Brendan Rich
    The Catholic University of America
  • Nancy Adleman
    The Catholic University of America

Abstract

This study examined how stimulus valence and social relevance influence attention, and whether individual differences in mood, social processing, emotion regulation, or attention control mediate these relationships. Results revealed a main effect of valence, an interaction between condition and social relevancy, and interactive effects of individual differences on reaction time.

Applied Experimental

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