Assertion: awkwardness | /r/HasProperty | displayed in social behaviors
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In the article “The Importance of Feeling Awkward: A Dialogical Narrative Phenomenology of Socially Awkward Situations,” published in Qualitative Research in Psychology, Joshua Clegg found that awkwardness is often displayed in social behaviors through anxious, hesitant, disjointed or avoidant actions.