Reliability and validity of measures of attentional bias towards threat in unselected student samples: seek, but will you find?

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Cognition and Emotion 34 (2):217-228 (2019)
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Although attentional bias is considered a key characteristic of anxiety problems, the psychometric properties of most AB measures are either problematic or unknown. We conducted two experiment...

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