Investigating Attentional Biases in Youths with (subthreshold) Anxiety: A Novel Method Using Eye Tracking and EDA Measures.

Attentional biases in anxiety disorders have been widely documented. Anxious individuals tend to be hypervigilant to threatening stimuli and have difficulty disengaging from the stimuli they perceive as possible threat. This study, therefore, attempts to provide empirical stance that may help in suggesting the subthreshold anxiety among the healthy population.