In Paper Symposium: Beyond the Dot Probe: Innovations in Measuring Affect-Biased Attention Across Development

Chair

In Paper Symposium: Beyond the Dot Probe: Innovations in Measuring Affect-Biased Attention Across Development
On Symposium Paper: Behavioral Inhibition Significantly Relates to Attentional Orienting to High Social Threat in Kindergarteners.

Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: Timescales in the Study of Social Relationships: From Getting to Know You to Strengthening Bonds
On Symposium Paper: Affect influences subsequent social attention captured via mobile eye-tracking during dyadic play in young children

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: Parental and Child Influences on the Transmission and Development of Anxiety
On Symposium Paper: Relations Between Affect-Biased Attention, Maternal Anxiety and Infant Negative Affect in Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Samples

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: Advances in the Study of Parenting and Infant Emotional Development: Merging Modern and Traditional Measures
On Symposium Paper: Profiles of Parenting Risk Predict Infant Temperament and Attention to Threat: An Eye-Tracking Study

Non-Presenting Author