Lei Liu, Lanyue Zhang, Yimeng Guo, Keang Ren
Assessing the impact of mega-city construction engineering on urban livability: an explorative study of Yan'an
Frontiers in public health
contextual cues emotional states carry expectations biases used attribute meaning see addition emotional states anxiety shape visual systems increasing overall particularly threatrelated sensitivity remains unclear however anxiety interacts additional cues categorizing sensory input especially important social scenarios ambiguous gestures commonplace thus requiring integration cues proper interpretation end decided assess states anxiety might bias perception potentially aggressive social interactions external cues incorporated process participants n 71 tasked signalling presence aggression ambiguous social interactions simultaneously observer facial expression reacted showing emotional expression interaction importantly participants performed task safety threat shock conditions decision measures eye tracking data collected results showed threat shock affect sensitivity criterion detecting aggressive interactions pattern observed response times drift diffusion modelling analysis however suggested quicker evidence accumulation threat lastly dwell times observer higher threat indicating possible association anxiety states bias towards potentially threatrelated indicators future probing topic remains necessity better explain current findings