Can imagining success help conquer social anxiety?
NCT ID NCT06977087
Summary
This online study is testing whether a simple mental exercise can help people with social anxiety feel more motivated to face situations they fear. Researchers are comparing two techniques: vividly imagining successfully handling a social situation versus logically thinking through the pros and cons of facing it. The goal is to see if this mental practice makes people more likely to actually try the feared situation in the following week.
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Germany Philipps University
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