ICPS

2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Attention Dysregulation as a Central Mechanism of Anxiety and Depression: An Integrative View of Novel Approaches to Modify Attention Biases and How to Maximize Its Clinical Transfer

Friday, March 8, 2019 · Paris, France

Clinical Science

Attention dysregulation plays a causal role in affective disorders. This symposium will highlight the utility of attention bias as a marker of clinical response to treatment, the factors that predict an effective modification of attention biases and the most novel approaches to treat impaired attention and promote adaptive emotional functioning.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Alvaro Sanchez-LopezChair
    Ghent University
  • Alvaro Sanchez-LopezChair
    Complutense University of Madrid

Presentations

  1. Can Attentional Biases be Modified By Psychological Interventions? Evidence from an Eye-Tracking ProcedureIvan Blanco, Almudena Duque, Teodoro Pascual, Natalia Poyato, Irene Lopez-Gomez, Covadonga Chaves, et al.
  2. Cognitive and Neural Factors in Attentional Bias Modification EfficiencyLin Fang, Jeremy Andrzejewski, Taylor Susa, Carlson Joshua, Joshua Carlson
  3. Does Change in Attention Control Mediate the Impact of Anodal Tdcs on Attentional Bias for Threat? Alexandre Heeren, Charlotte Coussement
  4. A Novel Gaze-Contingent Attention Training for Depression: Effects in Facilitated Attention Regulation, Improved Reappraisal and Reduced Ruminative Responses to Negative ScenesAlvaro Sanchez-Lopez, Rudi De Raedt, Ernst Koster