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Table 1.

Item analysis.

Mean (+/- s.d.) values and item-total correlations (rit).

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Table 2.

Reliability of the GARS.

Internal consistency, split-half reliability and test-retest-reliability of the subscales and the total score.

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Table 3.

Factorial structure of the GARS.

Factor loadings of the items in the two separate 2-factor solution confirmatory PCA with Varimax rotation for GARS-Fear and GARS-Avoidance. Only loadings with r>.30 are given.

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Table 4.

Concurrent and discriminant validity of the GARS.

Correlations of the total scale (Tot), factor 1 (F1 “Everyday situations”) and factor 2 (F2 “Situations with social threat”) with social anxiety (SIAS), fear of negative evaluation (BFNE), trait anxiety (STAI-t), depression (CES-D), and the big five personality dimensions (n = 328).

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Table 5.

Fear and avoidance of eye gaze in GSAD and matched healthy controls.

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Fig 1.

Distribution of GARS scores in a sample of SAD patients (n = 33) and matched healthy controls (n = 30).

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Table 6.

Comparison of GSAD patients and matched healthy controls on the additional GARS items.

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