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Temporal processing of emotional stimuli: The capture and release of attention by angry faces
2011
Emotion
The anonymous reviewers are thanked for their helpful comments, suggestions and advice concerning this manuscript; as is James Elander. 2 Running Head: The capture and release of attention by angry faces Title: Temporal processing of emotional stimuli: The capture and release of attention by angry faces Abstract Neuroimaging data suggest that emotional information, especially threatening faces, automatically capture attention and receive rapid processing. Whilst this is consistent with the
doi:10.1037/a0024279
pmid:21942702
fatcat:7ldmpbn2cneixiwde55a4txorq