Figure 1.

Self-reported Anxiety by Condition and Social Anxiety Level

Note. Values are estimated marginal means controlling for self-reported anxiety at the first baseline time point. The three panels reflect participants reporting low, mid, and high levels of social anxiety (SA) from left to right. In each panel, we show level of anxiety from shortly after consent (time 1) to just prior to the preparation phase of the TSST-C (second baseline; time 2) to just prior to the debriefing phrase (time 6). Lines correspond to the three experimental conditions (social only [SO], social and physical [SP] and control [CO]). Values are estimated marginal means controlling for self-reported anxiety at the first baseline, just after consent. The values were obtained in a three-way analysis of variance in self-reported anxiety treating social anxiety as a categorical variable (low, middle, high).