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Among non-autistic adults with social anxiety, distorted negative self-imagery in social situations stemming from fear of negative evaluation from observers can be corrected in cognitive therapy via video feedback. However, the role of social imagery in the maintenance of social anxiety has not been explored in autistic adults. This study examined in 62 autistic adults: (1) quality of social imagery elicited during social situations; (2) how image qualities were related to self-reported levels of social anxiety and fear of negative evaluation when accounting for co-occurring generalised anxiety. Many autistic adults reported social imagery from a field (i.e., looking through one\u2019s own eyes) rather than observer perspective. Using response surface analysis (RSA), autistic adults wanted to escape from\/avoid social imagery and found them more upsetting when social anxiety was greater than fear of negative evaluation from others. Social imagery may be linked to autistic adults\u2019 somatic and sensory responses related to social anxiety rather than cognitive worries associated with fear of negative evaluation from others in social situations. Future studies can explore how qualitative differences in social imagery may influence maintenance of social anxiety and treatment efficacy in autistic and non-autistic adults over time.<\/jats:p>\n                  <jats:sec>\n                    <jats:title>Lay abstract<\/jats:title>\n                    <jats:p>Many autistic adults experience social anxiety, which can negatively impact on one\u2019s quality of life and increase risk for developing other mental health difficulties if left untreated. Current treatment for social anxiety involves supporting individuals to identify their worries in social situations and explore how focusing on one\u2019s worries about being judged by others might generate an unhelpful and inaccurate negative image of oneself in social situations. In treatment, individuals use video feedback to look for differences between how they think they might come across to others, versus how they actually come across to others in conversation. Correcting any overly negative and unhelpful images of oneself in social situations is a key step in treatment for social anxiety. To date, little is known about whether autistic adults also generate negative images of oneself in social situations, and whether these images are related to one\u2019s worries about being judged by others. In this study, we interviewed 62 autistic adults and asked them to generate images about relaxed and social situations. Autistic adults found images generated about being in a social situation to be more upsetting and anxiety inducing, less controllable and wanted to escape from\/avoid such images. Negative aspects of social images were more related to general feelings of social anxiety rather than specific worries about being perceived negatively by others. We propose that autistic adults may draw on bodily sensations and sensory experiences related to general distress or feelings of discomfort to generate images in social situations. This is different to non-autistic adults where images may be generated based on one\u2019s belief of how others might negative perceive oneself in social situations. 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