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. 2024 Mar 4;15:1315854. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2024.1315854

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Copyright © 2024 Rakesh, Adams, Morey, Alcorn, Khanal, Su, Himelhoch and Rush

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The first two bars (shades of blue) represent gaze fixation on cues encompassing people smoking cigarettes, acquired before and after iTBS (AB Time 1 and AB Time 2). The third and fourth bars (shades of blue) represent attentional bias for on cues encompassing people smoking cigarettes (measured by subtracting gaze fixation on neutral cues from gaze fixation on smoking cues) acquired before and after iTBS. The fifth and sixth bars (shades of orange) represent gaze fixation on the same cues, acquired before and after sham iTBS (AB Time 3 and AB Time 4). The seventh and eighth bars represent attentional bias for on cues encompassing people smoking cigarettes acquired before and after sham iTBS. As observed, iTBS showed a significant decrease in gaze fixation on on cues encompassing people smoking cigarettes and consequently on attentional bias also, which was not seen with sham iTBS.