Social anxiety and accumulation of status loss events: The role of adulthood experiences

Pub Date : 2023-02-20 DOI:10.1111/bjc.12417

Roy Azoulay, Liat Avigadol, Eva Gilboa-Schechtman

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Abstract

Objectives

The association between social anxiety (SA) and early-life status loss events (SLEs) is well documented. However, such an association in adulthood is yet to be examined.

Methods

Two studies (N = 166 and N = 431) were conducted to address this question. Adult participants filled out questionnaires regarding SLEs accumulation during childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, along with depression and SA severity measures.

Results

SA was associated with SLEs in adulthood over and above SLEs in childhood and adolescence, and depression.

Conclusion

The adaptive role of SA in adulthood in the face of concrete and relevant status threats is discussed.

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社会焦虑与地位丧失事件的积累:成年经历的作用

目的社交焦虑(SA)与早期生活状态丧失事件(SLEs)之间的关系已被充分证实。然而，这种关联在成年期还有待研究。方法采用两项研究(N = 166和N = 431)探讨这一问题。成年参与者填写了关于儿童期、青春期和成年期SLEs积累的问卷，以及抑郁和SA严重程度的测量。结果SA与成年期SLEs、儿童期和青春期SLEs及抑郁相关。结论探讨了SA在成年期面对具体和相关的地位威胁时的适应作用。

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