Volume 38, Issue 2

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April 2014

Special Issue: Cognitive Bias Modification Techniques: Current Findings and Future Challenges

Issue Editors:

Marcella L. Woud,
Eni S. Becker

13 articles in this issue

Editorial for the Special Issue on Cognitive Bias Modification Techniques: An Introduction to a Time Traveller’s Tale
Marcella L. Woud
Eni S. Becker
Introduction 02 March 2014 Pages: 83 - 88
Efficacy of Interpretation Bias Modification in Depressed Adolescents and Young Adults
Jamie A. Micco
Aude Henin
Dina R. Hirshfeld-Becker
Original Article 30 August 2013 Pages: 89 - 102
Change Processes During Cognitive Bias Modification for Obsessive Compulsive Beliefs
Jessica R. Beadel
Frederick L. Smyth
Bethany A. Teachman
Original Article 08 August 2013 Pages: 103 - 119
Simply Imagining Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows Will Not Budge the Bias: The Role of Ambiguity in Interpretive Bias Modification
Patrick J. F. Clarke
Shenooka Nanthakumar
Colin MacLeod
Original Article Open access 24 July 2013 Pages: 120 - 131
Positive Imagery Cognitive Bias Modification in Treatment-Seeking Patients with Major Depression in Iran: A Pilot Study
Hajar Torkan
Simon E. Blackwell
Hooshang Talebi
Original Article Open access 07 February 2014 Pages: 132 - 145
Modifying Interpretation in a Clinically Depressed Sample Using ‘Cognitive Bias Modification-Errors’: A Double Blind Randomised Controlled Trial
Jenny Yiend
Jong-Sun Lee
Sukhwinder Shergill
Original Article 23 July 2013 Pages: 146 - 159
Training Ruminators to Inhibit Negative Information: A Preliminary Report
Shimrit Daches
Nilly Mor
Original Article 27 September 2013 Pages: 160 - 171
When Ignorance is Bliss: Explicit Instruction and the Efficacy of CBM-A for Anxiety
Ben Grafton
Bundy Mackintosh
Colin MacLeod
Original Article 11 September 2013 Pages: 172 - 188
Rumination Moderates the Effects of Cognitive Bias Modification of Attention
Kimberly A. Arditte
Jutta Joormann
Original Article 29 September 2013 Pages: 189 - 199
Attention Bias Modification Training Via Smartphone to Reduce Social Anxiety: A Randomized, Controlled Multi-Session Experiment
Philip M. Enock
Stefan G. Hofmann
Richard J. McNally
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 200 - 216
Can Memory Bias be Modified? The Effects of an Explicit Cued-Recall Training in Two Independent Samples
Janna N. Vrijsen
Eni S. Becker
Ian H. Gotlib
Original Article 03 July 2013 Pages: 217 - 225
The Effects of Approach–Avoidance Modification on Social Anxiety Disorder: A Pilot Study
Anu Asnaani
Mike Rinck
Stefan G. Hofmann
Original Article 07 December 2013 Pages: 226 - 238
Travellers’ Tales in Cognitive Bias Modification Research: A Commentary on the Special Issue
Elaine Fox
Bundy Mackintosh
Emily A. Holmes
Commentary 06 March 2014 Pages: 239 - 247

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