In Poster Session: 1-054 - Poster Session 2
On Individual Poster: 1 - Attention bias modification reduces N1 and N2 components in children at temperamental risk for anxiety

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In Poster Session: 1-154 - Poster Session 4
On Individual Poster: 72 - Attention Bias to Masked Faces in BI and non-BI Children: An fMRI study

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 2-032 - Challenges and Innovations in the Study of the Anxiety-Related Threat Bias in Childhood
On Presentation: Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Capturing Attention Bias from Infancy to Late Childhood

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In Poster Session: 2-049 - Poster Session 5
On Individual Poster: 236 - Infant temperamental variation in arousal during emotion-face processing assessed with pupilometry

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 2-096 - Poster Session 6
On Individual Poster: 235 - Longitudinal Relations among Exuberance, Externalizing, and Attentional Bias to Reward: the Mediating Role of Effortful Control

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 2-096 - Poster Session 6
On Individual Poster: 231 - Individual Differences in Social Relatedness and Attentional Biases

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 2-096 - Poster Session 6
On Individual Poster: 241 - The Roles of Expressive and Receptive Language Abilities in Moderating the Link between Behavioral Inhibition and Social Phobia

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In Paper Symposium: 2-137 - Is There Room for Development in Attentional Biases for Threat in Children and Adolescents?

Chair

In Paper Symposium: 2-137 - Is There Room for Development in Attentional Biases for Threat in Children and Adolescents?
On Presentation: Impact of Attention Bias Modification on Social Phobia Levels in Behaviorally Inhibited Children

Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 2-146 - Poster Session 7
On Individual Poster: 232 - The Moderating Role of Attention Bias and Behavioral Inhibition on the link between EEG Asymmetry and Separation Anxiety

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 2-192 - Poster Session 8
On Individual Poster: 228 - Attentional Bias due to Temperamental Differences in 12 to 24 Month old Infants

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 2-195 - Poster Session 9 with Reception: Focusing on the Strategic Plan
On Individual Poster: 52 - The effects of physical abuse, cumulative risk, and hostile attribution bias on early adolescents' peer relationship closeness

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 2-195 - Poster Session 9 with Reception: Focusing on the Strategic Plan
On Individual Poster: 58 - Temperament-linked variation in the association between functional connectivity and frontal EEG asymmetry in children

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 2-195 - Poster Session 9 with Reception: Focusing on the Strategic Plan
On Individual Poster: 56 - Resting-state brain connectivity in behaviorally inhibited children at risk for anxiety

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 3-048 - Poster Session 10
On Individual Poster: 8 - Perceptual Differences in Social and Non-Social Cues in Infancy

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 3-094 - Poster Session 11
On Individual Poster: 232 - Individual Differences in Affective Decision Making in Late Adolescence

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 3-182 - Children's responses to social challenge: linking early dispositional traits to the development of social anxiety
On Presentation: Temperament-linked individual differences and neural correlates of affective responses to peer evaluations in young children

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 3-175 - Affective neuroscience approaches to understanding brain and behavioral development
On Presentation: Distinct Frontolimbic Functioning underlying Threat-related Attention Bias in Children with Behavioral Inhibition

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 3-190 - Poster Session 13
On Individual Poster: 234 - Altered Affective Decision-Making in Behaviorally Inhibited Children

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 3-234 - Poster Session 14
On Individual Poster: 7 - Parental State Anxiety is Associated with Infant Visual Attentional Bias Away From Emotion Faces

Non-Presenting Author

In Poster Session: 3-234 - Poster Session 14
On Individual Poster: 77 - Attention Bias Modification Reduces Anxiety Levels in Healthy Children at Temperamental Risk for Anxiety

Non-Presenting Author