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Original Research

Resting and reactive frontal brain electrical activity (EEG) among a non-clinical sample of socially anxious adults: Does concurrent depressive mood matter?

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Pages 187-192 | Published online: 08 Feb 2008

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Figure 1 Residuals scatterplots of the relation between trait shyness (as measured by the Cheek and Buss Shyness Scale) and (A) baseline mid-frontal EEG alpha power asymmetry and (B) during the speech preparation task in a non-clinical sample of healthy young adults after controlling for concurrent depressive mood (Note: Negative EEG asymmetry scores reflect greater relative right frontal EEG activity.)

Figure 1 Residuals scatterplots of the relation between trait shyness (as measured by the Cheek and Buss Shyness Scale) and (A) baseline mid-frontal EEG alpha power asymmetry and (B) during the speech preparation task in a non-clinical sample of healthy young adults after controlling for concurrent depressive mood (Note: Negative EEG asymmetry scores reflect greater relative right frontal EEG activity.)

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