In everyday life, multiple sensory channels jointly trigger emotional experiences and one
channel may alter processing in another channel. For example, seeing an emotional facial …

This study used event-related brain potentials (ERPs) to compare the time course of emotion
processing from non-linguistic vocalizations versus speech prosody, to test whether …

Background and objectives Social anxiety (SA) is associated with a tendency to interpret
social information in a more threatening manner. Most of the research in SA has focused on …

Introduction: Patients with social anxiety disorder (SAD) have a cognitive preference to
negatively evaluate emotional information. In particular, the preferential biases in prosodic …

This study aimed to examine the effect of emotion recognition training on social anxiety
symptoms among adolescents, aged 15–18 years. The study included a screening session …

Frequently, we perceive emotional information through multiple channels (eg, face, voice,
posture). These cues interact, facilitating emotional perception when congruent (similar …

The presence of a perceptual bias due to anxiety is well demonstrated in cognitive and
sensory task for the visual and auditory modality. Event-related potentials, by their specific …

The majority of evidence on social anxiety (SA)-linked attentional biases to threat comes
from research using facial expressions. Emotions are, however, communicated through …

Emotional cues from different modalities have to be integrated during communication, a
process that can be shaped by an individual's cultural background. We explored this issue in …

The present study aimed to investigate the processes through which individuals with social
anxiety (SA) attend to and interpret compound emotional expressions of the face and body …