Table 2. Perceived Consequences of Autobiographical, Imagined, and Imagined Observer Blunders in Participants with High vs. Low Social Anxiety.

Variable	HSA Participants M (SD)	LSA Participants M (SD)	Independent-samples t-test
I. Autobiographical Blunders
1. Social cost	2.88 (1.17)	1.97 (1.38)	t(137) = 4.19**
2. Embarrassment	3.07 (1.18)	2.49 (1.43)	t(139) = 2.63*
3. Shame	2.66 (1.42)	1.93 (1.66)	t(139) = 2.80*
4. Negative Response	1.52 (1.37)	1.17 (1.37)	t(133) = 1.47
II. Imagined Blunders - Actor
1. Social Cost	16.90 (4.72)	12.37 (5.95)	t(136) = 4.94**
2. Embarrassment	17.91 (4.19)	14.34 (4.50)	t(139) = 4.86**
3. Shame	12.93 (6.33)	7.11 (5.86)	t(139) = 5.67**
4. Negative Response	10.22 (4.76)	8.00 (4.94)	t(132) = 2.64*
III. Imagined Blunders - Observer
1. Social cost	6.34 (1.55)	4.74 (2.18)	t(139) = 4.99**
2. Embarrassment	6.58 (1.66)	5.67 (1.86)	t(140) = 3.06*
3. Shame	4.78 (2.34)	2.78 (2.30)	t(140) = 5.14**
4. Negative Response	3.63 (1.99)	2.53 (1.85)	t(138) = 3.40**

Note. HSA = high socially anxious; LSA = low socially anxious; Imagined Blunders = composite of responses to scenarios 1-6; Imagined Observed Blunders = composite of responses to scenarios 7-8; Differences in degrees of freedom across t-tests reflect differences in missing values across tests

^*p ≤ .01

^**p ≤ .001.