Social Anxiety and Social Behavior: A Test of Predictions From an Evolutionary Model

Volume: 7, Issue: 1, Pages: 110 - 126
Published: Sep 14, 2018
Abstract
An influential evolutionary model proposed that social anxiety biases people to treat social interactions as competitive struggles with the primary goal of avoiding status loss. Among subordinate nonhuman primates in highly hierarchical social groups, this goal leads to adaptive submissive behavior; for humans, however, affiliative responses may be more effective. We tested three predictions about social anxiety and social cognitions, emotions,...
Paper Details
Title
Social Anxiety and Social Behavior: A Test of Predictions From an Evolutionary Model
Published Date
Sep 14, 2018
Volume
7
Issue
1
Pages
110 - 126
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