… Post-event processing (PEP) is defined as repetitive negative thinking following anxiety
provoking social events. PEP is thought to maintain anxiety symptoms in Social Anxiety Disorder …

… , the mediating role of anxiety in the above relationship and the moderating effect of event
perception, a moderated mediating … The moderating effect was examined using the process3.4 …

… had a direct impact on time perception. Our findings contribute to the understanding of the
role that attention plays in how individuals perceive time in an anxious state and provide novel …

… the relation between AS and anxiety symptoms, specifically panic attack and disorder … many
life events as stressful as a consequence of their reactivity to both the event and the anxious …

… internal events in anxiety provoking … mediate the association between social anxiety
symptoms and safety aid use, we predicted that perceived control would be a more potent mediator …

… anxiety retrospectively perceive the duration of an event to … ): perceived control moderates
the mediating effect of memory … between state anxiety and retrospective time perception. The …

… the hypothesised mediators of a social anxiety and pre-event model (N = 239) and a social
… mediated via perceived threat and state anxiety. Similar to the post-event model, perceived …

… The first pathway showing that trait social anxiety is directly related to negative post-event …
and self-focused attention mediated the relationship between trait social anxiety and negative …

… study found that PEP mediated the relationship between trait social anxiety symptoms (as …
check of a prior social event, then we might expect that socially anxious individuals feel more …

… Etiological models of youth anxiety also suggest that negative events, such as … the
development of anxiety in diverse youth. Finally, while the overall mediated effect of our model was …