A new study published in Behaviour Research and Therapy suggests that people with high social anxiety are more accurate at recognizing subtle angry expressions compared to people with low social anxi… [+7017 chars]
Socially anxious people are better at detecting subtle signs of anger - PsyPost
People with high social anxiety were better at spotting subtle angry expressions and showed stronger brain responses during later stages of processing, suggesting they pay more attention to ambiguous signs of social threat.
By:Eric W. Dolan
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