Attention directed toward one's own sensations, performance or imagined appearance. In social anxiety disorder, internal sensations may be mistaken for reliable evidence about how an observer sees the person, while attention to the actual interaction is reduced.
Sustained monitoring of bodily sensations for signs of danger. Monitoring can change which sensations are noticed and how they are interpreted; its proposed maintaining role must be tested rather than used to dismiss the original sensation.
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