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新兴成年人的社会评价:与解释偏见的关联以及感知到的社会支持

Emily L Jones1, Michelle Rozenman2

  • 1Department of Psychology, University of Denver, Denver, CO, USA. Emily.L.Jones@du.edu.

Child psychiatry and human development
|February 8, 2024
PubMed
概括

社会焦虑在新兴成年人中很常见. 这项研究发现,低偏见将模两可的社会情况解释为威胁和高度感知到的社会支持可以减少社会焦虑,无论接受或拒绝.

关键词:
聊天室任务 聊天室任务新兴的成年期正在出现.解释偏差是一种偏差.感知到的社会支持.社会焦虑 社会焦虑社会评价社会评价

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