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Don't look back: Retroactive, dynamic costs and benefits of emotional capture

Steven B. Most University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Justin A. Jungé Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA
Pages 262-278 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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Daniel Guilbert, Steven B. Most & Kim M. Curby. (2020) Real world familiarity does not reduce susceptibility to emotional disruption of perception: evidence from two temporal attention tasks. Cognition and Emotion 34:3, pages 450-461.
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Myung Jin, Sandersan Onie, Kim M. Curby & Steven B. Most. (2018) Aversive images cause less perceptual interference among violent video game players: evidence from emotion-induced blindness. Visual Cognition 26:10, pages 753-763.
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Lingling Wang & Steven B. Most. (2016) The cost of seeing the meaning: Conceptual processing of distractors triggers localized target suppression. Visual Cognition 24:9-10, pages 473-486.
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Briana L. Kennedy & Steven B. Most. (2015) Affective stimuli capture attention regardless of categorical distinctiveness: An emotion-induced blindness study. Visual Cognition 23:1-2, pages 105-117.
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BeatriceM. de Oca, Marie Villa, Miguel Cervantes & Tyler Welbourne. (2012) Emotional Modulation of the Attentional Blink by Pleasant and Unpleasant Pictures. The Journal of General Psychology 139:4, pages 289-314.
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Paola Ricciardelli, Cristina Iani, Luisa Lugli, Antonello Pellicano & Roberto Nicoletti. (2012) Gaze direction and facial expressions exert combined but different effects on attentional resources. Cognition and Emotion 26:6, pages 1134-1142.
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Jenny Yiend. (2010) The effects of emotion on attention: A review of attentional processing of emotional information. Cognition and Emotion 24:1, pages 3-47.
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BradleyS. Gibson, CharlesL. Folk, Jan Theeuwes & Alan Kingstone. (2008) Introduction. Visual Cognition 16:2-3, pages 145-154.
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Vicki West Chanon & JosephB. Hopfinger. (2008) Memory's grip on attention: The influence of item memory on the allocation of attention. Visual Cognition 16:2-3, pages 325-340.
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