Chronotype and emotion processing: a pilot study testing timing of online cognitive bias modification training
Charlotte M Crisp,
Emily Mooney,
Mohini Howlader
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundCircadian rhythms influence cognitive performance which peaks in the morning for early chronotypes and evening for late chronotypes. It is unknown whether cognitive interventions are susceptible to such synchrony effects and could be optimised at certain times-of-day.ObjectiveA pilot study testing whether the effectiveness of cognitive bias modification (CBM) for facial emotion processing was improved when delivered at a time-of-day that was synchronised to chronotype.Methods173 healthy young adults … Show more
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