Digital Biomarkers of Social Anxiety Severity: Digital Phenotyping Using Passive Smartphone Sensors
BackgroundSocial anxiety disorder is a highly prevalent and burdensome condition. Persons with social anxiety frequently avoid seeking physician support and rarely receive treatment. Social anxiety symptoms are frequently underreported and underrecognized, creating a barrier to the accurate assessme...
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Main Authors: | Jacobson, Nicholas C (Author), Summers, Berta (Author), Wilhelm, Sabine (Author) |
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2020-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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