Our integrative review of anger in organizational life uncovered four organizing dimensions
to understanding and productively managing the life cycle of anger: roles in an anger …

Attention is believed to be biased toward threatening objects or faces. Therefore, we tested
whether angry face stimuli would capture attention even when they are irrelevant to the task …

Visual mental imagery resembles visual working memory (VWM). Because both visual
mental imagery and VWM involve the representation and manipulation of visual information …

The role of cognitive control mechanisms in reducing interference from emotionally salient
distractors was investigated. In two experiments, participants performed a flanker task in …

Previous research has demonstrated that emotional information processing can be
modulated by what is being held in working memory (WM). Here, we showed that such …

Negative attention biases (AB) may play a causal role in the development of emotional
disorders. In order to examine this proposed causal role, researchers have developed …

Abstract Representations of known target features (attentional templates) guide attention
toward target objects during visual search. Recent research has shown that templates for …

It is hypothesised that threatening stimuli are detected better due to their salience or physical
properties. However, these stimuli are typically embedded in a rich context, motivating the …

Angry faces have been shown to be detected more efficiently in a crowd of distractors
compared to happy faces, known as the anger superiority effect (ASE). The present study …

Aggression and trait anger have been linked to attentional biases toward angry faces and
attribution of hostile intent in ambiguous social situations. Memory and emotion play a …