“…These findings conflict with those from our earlier studies using the same iPD task, in which anxious/ depressed youths engaged in more cooperative behavior in response to coplayer defection than did nondiagnosed peers (e.g., McClure et al, 2007;McClure-Tone et al, 2011). However, they align with research that has yielded evidence of a cold and withholding style, marked by failure to reciprocate positive social behaviors, among some individuals with high social anxiety during economic exchange games (e.g., Rodebaugh et al, 2016;Rodebaugh et al, 2011;Rodebaugh et al, 2013;Rodebaugh et al, 2017). Thus, rather than predicting an atypical pattern of responding to others' negative behaviors with putative bids for conciliation, social anxiety appeared, in this sample, to predict a tendency to respond atypically-and aversively-to positive behavior from others.…”