Electrophysiological study of social anxiety levels on eye cue processing in the Trust Game paradigm

This dataset is behavioral and electrophysiological data from experiments using eye cue material in a trust game paradigm among individuals with different levels of social anxiety. This study explored the temporal characteristics of eye cue processing in college students with different levels of social anxiety using the Trust Game paradigm and event-related potential techniques. The dataset consists of three files, namely (1) behavioral results: subjects' behavioral data results and (2) EEG data: subjects' EEG raw data.File (1) Behavioral Results presents the behavioral data results of the subjects and contains 8 horizontal rows and 469 vertical columns. In the first horizontal row the subjects' anxiety level grouping (high anxiety group and low anxiety group), subject number, ocular cue condition (all conditions, straight anger, squinted anger, straight sadness, squinted sadness, straight calmness, squinted calmness, straight happiness, squinted happiness), number of investments (i.e., number of times the subject chose to trust), number of retentions (i.e., number of times the subject chose to distrust), total (the total number of choices the subject made during the experiment), and reaction time (the total number of choices the subject total number of choices made by the subjects in the experiment), reaction time and trust rate (calculated as the number of investments/total).File (2) EEG date is the electrophysiological raw data of the experiment. There are 156 items in the file. The items beginning with H are for subjects in the high social anxiety group, and those beginning with L are for subjects in the low social anxiety group.