#EyeTracking

A pioneering study using eye-tracking technology has revealed that individuals with depression pay disproportionate attention to threatening and neutral images, potentially reinforcing the cycle of negative thinking characteristic of depressive disorders. The research, recently published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, sheds light on the subtle ways depression influences how people process the world around them—an insight with significant implications for clinical practice and daily life in Thailand and beyond (PsyPost).