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指导语:我们希望您回答以下问题,关于您在社交情境之前通常是什么样的。
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1. 在进入社交情境之前,你通常会感到多大程度的焦虑?
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2. 在进入社交情境之前,您通常会发现自己在反复想这个情境吗?
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3. 在进入社交情境之前,即使你不想再去想,关于这个情境的念头、想法仍会不断涌入你的脑海吗?
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4. 在进入社交情境之前,关于这个情境的想法通常会干扰你的注意力吗?
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5. 在进入社交情境之前,你对这个情境的想法或念头通常有多消极?
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6. 在进入社交情境之前,您通常会觉得很难把这个情境抛之脑后吗?
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7. 在进入社交情境之前,你通常会试着不去想这个情境吗?
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8. 如果你在某个社交情境发生之前反复预想它,你会发现自己变得越来越焦虑吗?
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9. 如果你在某个社交情境发生之前反复预想它,你会发现自己的焦虑变得越来越少吗?
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10. 在进入社交情境之前,你通常会尝试做出一些对于该情境的预测和/或估计(例如过程、结果、可能后果等)吗?
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11. 在进入社交情境之前,你对它的预测/估计通常有多消极?
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12. 在进入社交情境之前,您通常会像在看一部以自己为主角的电影一样,试图预测自己每一个细节的表现以及他人的反应吗?
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13. 在进入社交情境之前,你通常会在多大程度上试图思考如何应对或避免其中可能出现的特定问题?
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14. 在进入社交情境之前,你通常会回忆起以往类似的社交情境吗?
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15. 在进入社交情境之前,你对以往类似情境的回忆通常有多消极?
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16. 在进入社交情境之前,你对以往类似情境的回忆通常有多积极?
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17. 在进入社交情境之前,你通常在多大程度上会想彻底回避这个情境?
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(每题评分:0 = 一点也不 … 10 = 非常)
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特质性预期加工问卷为单维度量表。总分为15个条目(第1、2、3、4、5、6、7、8、10、11、12、13、14、15、17题)的平均分,第9题和第16题不纳入总分计算。分值越高,表明个体越有对社交情境有预期加工的倾向。
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