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Annual Review of Clinical Psychology|January 17, 2019
Anxiety-Linked Attentional Bias: Is It Reliable?Colin MacLeod, Ben Grafton, Lies NotebaertEmotion (Washington, D.C.)|February 13, 2008
Prepared for the worst: readiness to acquire threat bias and susceptibility to elevate trait anxietyPatrick Clarke, Colin Macleod, Nicole ShirazeeCognition & Emotion|August 5, 2020
Anxiety & inhibition: dissociating the involvement of state and trait anxiety in inhibitory control deficits observed on the anti-saccade taskOwen Myles, Ben Grafton, Colin MacLeodBehaviour Research and Therapy|January 23, 2021
Two probes and better than one: Development of a psychometrically reliable variant of the attentional probe taskBen Grafton, Stephanie Teng, Colin MacLeodCognition & Emotion|July 23, 2013
Biased attentional engagement with, and disengagement from, negative information: independent cognitive pathways to anxiety vulnerability?Daniel Rudaizky, Julian Basanovic, Colin MacLeodBehaviour Research and Therapy|February 12, 2022
The attenuation of spider avoidance action tendencies in spider-fearful individuals and its impact on explicit evaluation of spider stimuliJulian Basanovic, James Page, Colin MacLeodBehaviour Research and Therapy|June 29, 2026
Examining the roles of biased expectancies and weighting of valenced information in trait anxiety-linked state affect when approaching potentially stressful future eventsAmelia Reynolds, Colin MacLeod, Ben GraftonQuarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|February 21, 2022
Do the eyes have it? A comparison of eye-movement and attentional-probe-based approaches to indexing attentional control within the antisaccade paradigmJulian Basanovic, Owen Myles, Colin MacLeodBehaviour Research and Therapy|September 4, 2022
Effect of manipulating facial attractiveness judgements on the experience of intrusive thoughts in high facial appearance concern individualsLaura Dondzilo, Sarsha Spring, Colin MacLeodBehavior Therapy|September 1, 2006
Facilitated cognitive disengagement in depressionJoost van den Elzen, Colin MacLeodPageof 17