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Many studies provided the existence of attentional bias in individuals with post-traumatic stress-symptom (PTSS) or students with anxiety. However, results remain unclear concerning the type of alteration (vigilance or disengagement) and specificity of attentional bias (for negative information or trauma-related information). To address these issues, 131 students completed a visual search task with...