THE COMPARISON OF ATTENTIONAL BIAS IN RELATION TO ANXIETY FACES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH HIGH AND LOW STATE – TRAIT ANXIETY

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BAKHSHAR SARA; NAZARI MOHAMMAD ALI; CHALABIYANLOU GOLAMREZA; SARAFRAZ MAHDI REZA

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Journal: (JOURNAL OF INSTRUCTION AND EVALUATION) JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES Year:2013 | Volume:6 | Issue:23 Page(s): 77-89

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THE COMPARISON OF ATTENTIONAL BIAS IN RELATION TO ANXIETY FACES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH HIGH AND LOW STATE – TRAIT ANXIETY

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BAKHSHAR SARA | NAZARI MOHAMMAD ALI | CHALABIYANLOU GOLAMREZA | SARAFRAZ MAHDI REZA | Issue Writer Certificate

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ATTENTIONAL BIASQ2

EMOTIONAL FACESQ2

STATE-TRAIT ANXIETYQ2

Abstract

The aim of the present study was to investigate the ATTENTIONAL BIAS in relation to anxiety faces (happy, angry and neutral) among the female adolescents with high and low STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY. The sample size was 60 adolescents female aged 16 to 18 with high STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY (n=30). To gather the data the Spilberger STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY inventory was used. To assess the selective process, picture-pair Dot probe task was used. To analyse the data, analysis of variance with repeated measurement was used. The results showed that interaction between the STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY and ATTENTIONAL BIAS was only significant for angry faces and for other EMOTIONAL FACES (happy and neutral) was not significant. This study indicated that the adolescents with high STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY showed considerable vigilant comparing with angry faces, while the adolescents with low STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY showed considerable avoidant comparing with the same faces.

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BAKHSHAR, SARA, NAZARI, MOHAMMAD ALI, CHALABIYANLOU, GOLAMREZA, & SARAFRAZ, MAHDI REZA. (2013). THE COMPARISON OF ATTENTIONAL BIAS IN RELATION TO ANXIETY FACES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH HIGH AND LOW STATE – TRAIT ANXIETY. (JOURNAL OF INSTRUCTION AND EVALUATION) JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES, 6(23), 77-89. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/183610/en

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BAKHSHAR SARA, NAZARI MOHAMMAD ALI, CHALABIYANLOU GOLAMREZA, SARAFRAZ MAHDI REZA. THE COMPARISON OF ATTENTIONAL BIAS IN RELATION TO ANXIETY FACES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH HIGH AND LOW STATE – TRAIT ANXIETY. (JOURNAL OF INSTRUCTION AND EVALUATION) JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES[Internet]. 2013;6(23):77-89. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/183610/en

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SARA BAKHSHAR, MOHAMMAD ALI NAZARI, GOLAMREZA CHALABIYANLOU, and MAHDI REZA SARAFRAZ, “THE COMPARISON OF ATTENTIONAL BIAS IN RELATION TO ANXIETY FACES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH HIGH AND LOW STATE – TRAIT ANXIETY,” (JOURNAL OF INSTRUCTION AND EVALUATION) JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES, vol. 6, no. 23, pp. 77–89, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/183610/en

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