Cognitive assessment of social anxiety: Development and validation of a self-statement questionnaire

Glass, Carol R.; Merluzzi, Thomas V.; Biever, Joan L.; Larsen, Kathryn H.

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“…This may result in more fluid, clear, concise speech and smoother social interactions. Past studies have found that lower anxiety relates to higher performance on a variety of tasks, from academic tests to interpersonal interactions (Brooks & Schweitzer, 2001;Glass, Merluzzi, Biever, & Larsen, 1982;Littlepage, Morris, & Poole, 1991;Osborne, 2001;Plaks & Stecher, 2007;Steele, 1997). With less anxiety, confident individuals, even when their confidence is unjustified by actual task ability, may be more articulate and attentive to others.…”

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When overconfidence is revealed to others: Testing the status-enhancement theory of overconfidence

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2013

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“…이 러한 자기초점주의는 생리적 각성반응을 과장되게 인지하 게 되고 (Scheier et al, 1983), 사회적 수행이 저조하며 부정적 인 생각이 증가하게 된다 (Clark et al, 1995). 또한 사회불안 이 있는 사람들이 두려운 사회적 상황에 처하게 되면 주의 의 초점이 자신에게로 향한다 (Cacioppo et al, 1979;Glass et al, 1982;Hope et al, 1989;Stopa et al, 2000). 감정이나 문제 를 부정적으로 분석하고 평가하는 반추적 자기초점화는 우울감과 부정적 사고를 더욱 증가시키고, 문제해결능력 을 저하시킨다 (Lyubomirsky et al, 1995).…”

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The Effect of Korean Version of Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Program on Stress and Distraction of University Students

Yoon¹

2014

Korean Journal of Stress Research

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The purpose of this research was to investigate the effect of K-MBSR on distraction by stress. Subjects were 13 male and female college student. K-MBSR practiced in 6 students and they were practiced for 8 weeks. The control group were 7 students. All the subjects had pre-test and post-test with PSS, KIMS and ANT. In the results of PSS there was significant interaction effect between time (pre-post) and groups. The meditation group showed a lower level than control group in post. In the results of KIMS there was difference between groups in a subscale, description and interaction effect between time (pre-post) and groups a long with difference in groups and time in subscale, attention. The meditation group showed higher level of attention than control group in post. In ANT results there was interaction effect between groups and time in error numbers. The meditation group showed lower errors than control group and higher performance in receptive attention. The implication for this results were discussed in the final section. (Korean J Str Res 2014;22:231∼240)

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“…However, some of these measures are lengthy and thus burdensome to complete (e.g., the Social Phobia and Anxiety Inventory (SPAI), administered in 20 to 30 minutes; [20]). Some measure only certain aspects of SAD, such as fear and avoidance in specific situations as in the Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale (LSAS; [21]), or cognitions, as in the Social Interaction Self-Statement Test [22]. Others are in a true/false format rather than a Likert scale (e.g., Fear of Negative Evaluation Scale; [23]), and this is less useful as an outcome measure.…”

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Clinically Useful Social Anxiety Disorder Outcome Scale

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Increasingly, emphasis is being placed on measurement-based care to improve the quality of treatment. Although much of the focus has been on depression, measurement-based care may be particularly applicable to social anxiety disorder (SAD) given its high prevalence, high comorbidity with other disorders, and association with significant functional impairment. Many self-report scales for SAD currently exist, but these scales possess limitations related to length and/or accessibility that may serve as barriers to their use in monitoring outcome in routine clinical practice. Therefore, the aim of the current study was to develop and validate the Clinically Useful Social Anxiety Disorder Outcome Scale (CUSADOS), a self-report measure of SAD. The CUSADOS was designed to be reliable, valid, sensitive to change, brief, easy to score, and easily accessible, to facilitate its use in routine clinical settings. The psychometric properties of the CUSADOS were examined in 2,415 psychiatric outpatients who were presenting for treatment and had completed a semi-structured diagnostic interview. The CUSADOS demonstrated excellent internal consistency, and high item-total correlations and test-retest reliability. Within a subsample of 381 patients, the CUSADOS possessed good discriminant and convergent validity as it was more highly correlated with other measures of SAD than with other psychiatric disorders. Furthermore, scores were higher in outpatients with a current diagnosis of SAD compared to those without a SAD diagnosis. Preliminary support also was obtained for the sensitivity to change of the CUSADOS in a sample of 15 outpatients receiving treatment for comorbid SAD and depression. Results from this validation study in a large psychiatric sample show that the CUSADOS possesses good psychometric properties. Its brevity and ease of scoring also suggest that it is feasible to incorporate into routine clinical practice.Surveys of psychiatrists in clinical practice in the United Kingdom and United States have found that the majority do not use symptom rating scales of depression or anxiety to monitor progress throughout treatment [1,2]. When outcomes are assessed, they typically are based on unstructured interactions rather than quantifiable assessments [3,4]. Although routine outcome assessment currently is not widely practiced, there is movement towards payor mandates to increase this behavior. For example, a law signed in 2006 (the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' Physician Quality Reporting Initiative; [5]) provides financial incentives to physicians to document outcomes reflecting best practices, in an © 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.Correspondence should be addressed to Kristy L. Dalrymple, Department of Psychiatry, Rhode Island Hospital, 146 West River Street Suite 11B, Providence, Rhode Island, 02904. Tel: 401-444-7442; fax: 401-444-7109. kristy_dalrymple@brown.edu. Publisher's Disclaimer: This is a PDF file of an unedited manuscript that has been accepted for publication. As a service to o...

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Cognitive assessment of social anxiety: Development and validation of a self-statement questionnaire

Cited by 301 publications

References 34 publications

When overconfidence is revealed to others: Testing the status-enhancement theory of overconfidence

When overconfidence is revealed to others: Testing the status-enhancement theory of overconfidence

The Effect of Korean Version of Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Program on Stress and Distraction of University Students

Clinically Useful Social Anxiety Disorder Outcome Scale

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