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Wilfrid Laurier University

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2020

Burnout

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Domain-Specific Self-Compassion In Individuals High Versus Low In Social Anxiety, Leah Brassard Jan 2020

Domain-Specific Self-Compassion In Individuals High Versus Low In Social Anxiety, Leah Brassard

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Self-compassion involves showing kindness and understanding to the self during times of hardship. Individuals with social anxiety have been shown to exhibit lower levels of self-compassion than the general population. The present set of studies seeks to build support for a domain-specific conceptualization of self-compassion, as it relates to social anxiety. Study One (N=160) explored self-compassionate responding in three domains of stress from self-generated recollections in an online format. It was predicted that individuals high in levels of social anxiety would be more self-compassionate in scenarios involving non-social situations (i.e., burnout, physical illness) than in a socially evaluative …