A recent study conducted by the University of Michigan has investigated how individuals with higher levels of social anxiety process conflicting social cues, specifically when a look conveys one message and a word suggests another. The research detected that these mixed signals provoke a more intense brain reaction in people experiencing greater social anxiety, highlighting a specific neurological sensitivity to incongruent verbal and visual communication.
In-depth summary · AI, neutralWhen a look seems to say one thing and a word another: what a study on social anxiety found
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