Association between depressive symptom clusters and food attentional bias

Association between depressive symptom clusters and food attentional bias

Background: The mechanisms underlying the depression-obesity relationship are unclear. Food attentional bias (FAB) represents one candidate mechanism that has not been examined. We evaluated the hypothesis that greater depressive symptoms are associated with increased FAB. Method: Participants were...

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Main Authors: Ciciolla, L. (Author), Cyders, M.A (Author), Hawkins, M.A.W (Author), Stewart, J.C (Author), Vrany, E.A (Author), Wells, T.T (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2018
Subjects:
adolescent
Adolescent
adult
Adult
Article
association
attentional bias
Attentional Bias
body mass
clinical article
controlled study
depression
Depression
Depressive symptoms
disease association
disease severity
Eye Movement Measurements
eye tracking
Eye-tracking
female
Female
food
Food
Food attentional bias
human
Humans
male
Male
obesity
Obesity
oculography
Patient Health Questionnaire 8
priority journal
psychology
reaction time
Reaction Time
response time
visual analog scale
Visual probe
young adult
Young Adult
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