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JOURNAL OF ANXIETY DISORDERS
卷 83, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.janxdis.2021.102458
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Mediums of communication; Social anxiety disorder; Positive and negative emotions; Perception; Experience sampling methodology
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The study found that individuals with social anxiety disorder (SAD) tended to use voice/text mediums more frequently, but using visual mediums led to immediate increases in positive perceptions and emotions. These results have important implications for exposure interventions in the treatment of SAD.
We examined the use of voice/text and visual mediums and their effects on perceptions and emotions in social anxiety disorder (SAD). Our sample included 88 individuals: 44 individuals with SAD and 44 non-sociallyanxious (NSA) individuals. We used an experience sampling methodology (ESM) in which participants received daily links to online measures at random times during the day, for 21 days and reported on social interactions, emotions and perceptions. Results indicated that individuals with SAD used voice/text mediums to a greater extent and used visual mediums to a lesser extent compared to NSA individuals. However, despite preferring voice/text mediums, use of visual mediums resulted in immediate increases in positive perceptions and emotions for individuals with SAD. These findings were above and beyond the effect of depressive symptoms and remained when social anxiety was represented as a continuum of severity. This has important implications for exposure interventions in the treatment of SAD.
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