The role of social judgment and emotional processing in prediction of interpersonal reactivity of women with social phobia

Lotfi, Sedighe and Abolghasemi, R.A. and Narimani, R.M (2011) The role of social judgment and emotional processing in prediction of interpersonal reactivity of women with social phobia. Other thesis, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili.

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Abstract

The aim of this study is to determine the contribution of social judgment and emotional processing in prediction of interpersonal reactivity of women with social phobia. The statistical population of this study includes women with social phobia and healthy women of Gorgan in 1389. The method used is correlation. International comprehensive clinical interview, social phobia scale, social judgment questionnaire, emotional processing scale, interpersonal activity index and fear of evaluation (positive or negative) questionnaire are used for data gathering. For data analysis, multi-variable variance analysis test, Pearson coefficient of correlation and multi-variable or step-by-step regression analysis are used. The results indicated that there is a reasonably positive relationship between social judgment and activity of women with social phobia. A negative relationship is obtained between repression element of emotional processing and activity. In addition, emotional processing is related to the social phobia indications in women with social phobia. It is found that 19% of personal activity variance and 26% of social phobia indication variance are concerned with emotional processing variable, social judgment, fear of positive and negative evaluations. The obtained results reveal the contribution of social judgment and emotional processing in prediction of interpersonal activity of women with social phobia.

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