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Effects of false feedback on affect, cognition, behavior, and postevent processing: The mediating role of self-focused attention

Makkar et al., 2013

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Makkar S
Grisham J
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Behavior therapy

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Current social phobia models (eg, Clark & Wells, 1995; Leary & Kowalski, 1995) postulate that socially anxious individuals negatively appraise their anxiety sensations (eg, sweating, heart racing, blushing) as evidence of poor social performance, and thus fear these anxiety …
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