Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Early non-social behavioural indicators of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in siblings at elevated likelihood for ASD : a systematic review

Daniela Canu (UGent) , Sara Van der Paelt (UGent) , Ricardo Canal-Bedia, Manuel Posada, Marleen Vanvuchelen and Herbert Roeyers (UGent)

(2021) EUROPEAN CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY. 30. p.497-538
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Emotion regulation ability compensates for the depression-related negativity bias

Rainer Duesing, Elise L. Radtke, Julius Kuhl, Carsten Konrad, Marie Vandekerckhove (UGent) and Markus Quirin

(2021) ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA. 220.
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Predictive value of attentional bias for the recurrence of depression : a 4-year prospective study in remitted depressed individuals

Hermien J. Elgersma, Ernst Koster (UGent) , Jorien Vugteveen, Albert Hoekzema, Brenda W. J. H. Penninx, Claudi L. H. Bockting and Peter J. de Jong

(2019) BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH AND THERAPY. 114. p.25-34
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Attentional bias for negative, positive, and threat words in current and remitted depression

Hermien J. Elgersma, Ernst Koster (UGent) , Lonneke A. van Tuijl, A. Hoekzema, Brenda W. J. H. Penninx, Claudi L. H. Bockting and Peter J. de Jong

(2018) PLOS ONE. 13(10).
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Increased attentional control for emotional distractors moderates the use of reflective pondering in times of life stress: a prospective study

Marie-Anne Vanderhasselt (UGent) , Ernst Koster (UGent) , Liesbet Goubert (UGent) and Rudi De Raedt (UGent)

(2012) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY. 26(5). p.474-483
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Exposure makes the heart grow less fond! The effects of exposure to palatable foods on the subsequent attention processing of food cues

Kelly Geyskens, Barbara Soetens and Arne Roets (UGent)

(2010) JOURNAL OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY. 15(2). p.230-238
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Attentional avoidance of high-fat food in unsuccessful dieters

Esther M Veenstra, Peter J de Jong, Ernst Koster (UGent) and Anne Roefs

(2010) JOURNAL OF BEHAVIOR THERAPY AND EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHIATRY. 41(3). p.282-288
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No evidence for a food-related attention bias after thought suppression.

Barbara Soetens, Caroline Braet (UGent) and Guy Bosmans (UGent)

(2008) PSYCHOLOGICA BELGICA. 48(1). p.37-61

Academic Bibliography

Early non-social behavioural indicators of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in siblings at elevated likelihood for ASD : a systematic review

Emotion regulation ability compensates for the depression-related negativity bias

Predictive value of attentional bias for the recurrence of depression : a 4-year prospective study in remitted depressed individuals

Attentional bias for negative, positive, and threat words in current and remitted depression

Increased attentional control for emotional distractors moderates the use of reflective pondering in times of life stress: a prospective study

Exposure makes the heart grow less fond! The effects of exposure to palatable foods on the subsequent attention processing of food cues

Attentional avoidance of high-fat food in unsuccessful dieters

No evidence for a food-related attention bias after thought suppression.

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