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September 5, 2025The Journal of Early Adolescence

Early Adolescent Social Anxiety and (mal)Adaptive Responses to Interpersonal Stress: Exploring Associations in Daily Life

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CLClaire LaneJGJulianne M. GriffithBHBenjamin L. Hankin

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Overview

Study demonstrates that social anxiety predicts maladaptive emotion regulation in adolescents, highlighting implications for developmental risk.

Key Points

  • Maladaptive emotion regulation is highly predicted by social anxiety symptoms among adolescents experiencing daily stress.
  • Youth assessed over 9 days reported more maladaptive strategies in response to stress linked to social anxiety.
  • This study used experience sampling methods to capture real-time emotional responses of adolescents to stressors.
  • Understanding the link between social anxiety and emotion regulation can inform future interventions targeting risk mechanisms.

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Lane et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb4def6d6d5674bcd01cc1https://doi.org/10.1177/02724316251370618
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