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A puzzling situation: How cooperation and social observation influence visuospatial problem-solving
behavioral-neurosciencecognitive-psychologyneurosciencequantitative-methodssocial-and-behavioral-sciencessocial-and-personality-psychology
Human problem-solving rarely occurs in social isolation. Yet how cognitive performance and subjective experiences vary across social situations, and whether these effects depend on individual differences in social anxiety (SA), remains underexplored. In this preregistered, within-subject experiment,
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