The relationship between stress and social anxiety in high social anxiety freshmen: a moderating mediation model
Cong Zeng,
Shuhui Huo,
Xi Jin
et al.
Abstract:Background
High social anxiety ( HSA ) freshmen often more experience stress, intolerance of uncertainty and school maladaptation than no HSA freshmen. Nevertheless the association between these factors on social anxiety are unclear. The current study aims to clarify the relationship between these factors on social anxiety in HSA freshmen.
Methods
1708 freshmen complete PSS ( Perceived Stress Scale ), LSAS ( Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale ), IU ( The Intolerance of Uncertainty Scale ), and school maladaptati… Show more
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