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Social Anxiety and Social Withdrawal Questionnaire
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About Social Anxiety and Social Withdrawal Questionnaire
A 20-item measure was developed to assess social anxiety and a social withdrawal that included two subscales, a 13-item social anxiety subscale and a 7-item social withdrawal subscale. The 13-item social anxiety subscale was adapted from two subscales (fear of negative evaluation, FNE; and social avoidance and distress-general, SAD-G) of the Social Anxiety Scale for Children Revised, SASC-R, (La Greca, et al., 1988; La Greca & Stone, 1993) an instrument with demonstrated reliability and validity (La Greca & Stone, 1993).
The measure was adapted because we w.re interested in only the subscales that measured fear of negative evaluation and children’s social anx.ety and distress m general. In addmon, m efforts to make the measure more appropriate for 6th graders and to be clearer about the meaning of the word “tease/’ three of the Uems were reworded. In one Item the word “children” was changed to “kids”
Social Anxiety and Social Withdrawal Questionnaire
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