ArticleCognitive behaviour therapy2026
Daily appearance-related safety behaviors are associated with same-day appearance concerns and social anxiety: a preliminary examination.
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Appearance-related safety behaviors (ARSBs) are maladaptive behavioral strategies employed to manage a perceived flaw in physical appearance or avoid judgment from others due to appearance. While a growing body of research have examined ARSBs using between-person designs, there is a lack of evidence examining how ARSBs may be associated with appearance concerns and social anxiety within-person. The present study preliminarily examined the validity of a daily measure of ARSBs and how daily ARSBs may be associated with same-day appearance concerns and social anxiety. Using a daily-diary approach, young undergraduate adults (
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