386FromCognitive Therapy of Anxiety Disorders: Science and Practiceby David A. Clark and Aaron T. Beck. Copyright 2010 by The Guilford Press. Permission to photocopythis appendix is granted to purchasers of this book for personal use only (see copyright page for details).aPPENDIX 9.2
Social Situation Estimation FormName:Date:fromto:Instructions:The following form is used to record your estimates of the likelihood and degree of negative consequence associated with dailysocial experiences that involve feelings of anxiety or distress. It is important to complete this form as soon after the social event as possible inorder to maintain its accuracy.DateDescribe Difficult or anxiousSocial Situation (whathappened, who was involved, where, what was your role?)anticipation of Event(rate likelihood & expected severity of negative outcomefrom 0–100)actual Event Exposure(ratelikelihood & expected severity of negative outcome from 0–100)Post-Event Outcome(rate likelihood & expected severity of negative outcomefrom 0–100)Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Likelihood rating = outcome rating =Note:For likelihood ratings, 0 = “I think there is no chance the negative consequence that I fear will occur in this situation”, to 100 = “I am certain the negative consequencewill occur in this situation.” For outcome ratings, 0 = “there is no negative consequence to this situation”, to 100 = “an intolerable, worst case scenario is expected in thissituation”