APS
APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
The Relationship between Attention Bias and Social Anhedonia in Individuals with Social Anxiety Disorder
- Yun-Hsin Liu
Teachers College, Columbia University - Yun-Hsin Liu
New York State Psychiatric Institute - Sarah Dolan
Columbia University Irving Medical Center - Sarah Dolan
New York State Psychiatric Institute - Neyamat Gurbans Singh
Teachers College, Columbia University - Hanga Galfalvy
Columbia University - Hanga Galfalvy
Columbia University Irving Medical Center - Amit Lazarov
Tel-Aviv University - Amit Lazarov
Columbia University - Franklin Schneier
Columbia University Irving Medical Center - Franklin Schneier
New York State Psychiatric Institute
Abstract
Attention bias appears clinically relevant in social anxiety disorder (SAD) and may be related to anhedonia, but the relationship between anhedonia and attention bias to threat in SAD has not been investigated. This study is the first to report a significant association of attention bias with social anhedonia in SAD.
Anxiety
