Research and Analysis of Attentional Biases on Clinical Depression: Eye Tracking Study

We investigated the different effects of mood induction in depressed and healthy people through an eyetracking study. In the early stage of attention, negative mood induction affects the speed and time of the attention focus of depressed people, while the control group is not be affected. However, in the late stage of attention, depressed people are less affected by emotional stimulation, while the healthy control group shows protective and attentional bias.