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Comparative Thinking and Clinical Social Anxiety: Within- and Between-Person Effects in a Daily Ecological Momentary Assessment Study and a Four-Wave Longitudinal Study

2025-11-16

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<p>Comparisons with social, expectation-based, counterfactual, and temporal standards may play a significant role in the maintenance of social anxiety disorder (SAD). The general comparative-processing model outlines the comparison process, encompassing comparison frequency, discrepancy, and affective/behavioral impact. For instance, an individual may frequently compare their performance to their colleagues’, perc...

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10.31234/osf.io/cekyw_v1
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