Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10446168 Cognitive and Behavioral Practice 2011 13 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Participants high versus low in social anxiety use global and local information differently in making judgments about their performance on a public speaking task. ► The high social anxiety group's ratings of global aspects of their performance became more negative over time, compared to their ratings of local aspects and the low social anxiety group's ratings. ► Post-event processing mediated the relationship between social anxiety and worsening global performance evaluations.
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