2015
DOI: 10.2224/sbp.2015.43.3.505
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From Anger to Attribution: Could Attention Be a Bridge?

Abstract: We explored whether or not anger increases attribution bias toward salient information by narrowing attention scope. In Experiment 1, participants made attributions about 6 daily events while experiencing anger or in a neutral state. The anger group was more biased toward the salient factor compared to the neutral group. Using eye-tracking methodology, in Experiment 2 we further demonstrated that attention scope that is narrowed due to anger is related to a polarized distribution of attention resources, partic… Show more

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