| ID | 74541 |
| Title Transcription | シャコウ フアン ショウガイ ケイコウシャ ニオケル チュウイ ソウサ ノ エイキョウ : セキメン フアン オ タイショウ ニ シテ
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| Title Alternative | The effect of attentional focus on social anxiety disorder tendency person : For a blushing anxious
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| Author |
Hasegawa, Fumi
Ehime University Hospital
Sato, Kenji
Institute of Socio-Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokushima
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| Keywords | social anxiety disorder
blushing-anxious
self-focused attention
task-focused attention
negative automatic thought
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| Content Type |
Departmental Bulletin Paper
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| Description | A self-focused attention(SFA)is pointed out as one of the factors that social
anxiety is maintained. The aim of the present study was to examine the effect of attentional focus on social anxiety in a group of high and low blushing-anxious partcipants.368 university students were screened. A high blusing-anxious and a low blushing-anxious have been extracted for the blush fear score based on mean value ±0.5SD.Final analysis objects were 16 high blushing-anxious people,and 19 low blushing-anxious people.Participants were randomly allocated to either SFA condition or a task focused attention(TFA)condition.They were asked to engage in a 5 min conversation with a university student,and were instructed to either self-focus(SFAcondition)or task-focus(TFAcondition).Level of state social anxiety, self-awareness and negative automatic thought were measured. SFA increased state social anxiety and a negative automatic thought,and a clear result that TFA was effective in the decrease of state social anxiety and a negative automatic thought was not able to be obtained in the study. |
| Journal Title |
徳島大学総合科学部人間科学研究
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| ISSN | 09199810
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| NCID | AN1043724X
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| Volume | 18
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| Start Page | 1
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| End Page | 14
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| Sort Key | 1
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| Published Date | 2010
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| language |
jpn
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| departments |
Integrated Arts and Sciences
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