The top panel shows the correlation between social anxiety and perceived anxiety during the speech phase for the two groups.

<p>The bottom panel shows the correlation between social anxiety and perceived stress during the speech phase for the two groups.</p>

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Main Author:	Antonio Maffei (841120) (author)
Other Authors:	Elena Scarpa (546126) (author), Elisabetta Patron (14849176) (author), Paola Sessa (8474052) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Sociology Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified fundamental instrumental sources physiological stress activity experimentally induce stress acute stress compared interpersonal emotional regulation interpersonal affective processes partner group reported partner group exhibited partner group ), div >< p stranger group ). subjective stress reactivity psychological stress reactivity lower heart rate social anxiety showed social anxiety influences stress </ p partner group stranger group stress reactivity heart rate affective reactivity social regulation social anxiety target </ supporter </ social support study aims romantic relationship results revealed relationship type positive correlation perceived benefit negative emotions may hinder individual differences findings increase dyadic version
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