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Automated Inference of Social Anxiety from Behavior in Social Virtual Reality

2025-09-02

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<p>Background: Social anxiety often manifests in real-world interactions through behavioral patterns such as reduced eye contact and lower speech volume. While these markers have been examined in face-to-face paradigms, assessment of such behaviors in real-time social interactions has remained relatively limited. Social Virtual Reality (Social VR) offers a promising alternative by allowing for naturalistic yet exp...

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845c8e83-c5dd-566c-9150-a7bbff2ea231
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10.31234/osf.io/27zxh_v1
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