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    (“Introduction to Anxiety…”). “Anxiety disorders are the most common of all mental illnesses and effect twenty-five percent of all teens and thirty percent of all teen girls” (“Twenty percent of “). Anxiety is an unpleasant feeling of fear and worry. With the right coping skills, personal acceptance, and treatment plans a teen struggling with anxiety can overcome their fears. Approximately one out of eleven teens are diagnosed with anxiety severe enough to be considered a disorder.…

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    Attentional Bias

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    bias. Attentional bias is a cognitive bias in which an individual’s perception is affected by their thoughts and emotions. (Cherry, 2015). This paper will analyze the past research done on the relationship between emotional disorders, such as depression and generalized anxiety, and the attentional bias…

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    Frankenstein is a movie that played on social anxieties to create fear amongst viewers. The presence of a monster is scary. Frankenstein is a scientist who creates this scary monster. I find that he is able to create a monster is scary also. With the advancing of scientific research humans are able to create un-normal things. Scientist are constantly research and developing theories to better human like and the existence associate with life. This is fearful because scientists could potentially…

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    Studying Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) or in others words, social phobia, is extremely important because like other mental disorders, it should be taken seriously. SAD is the third most common mental health disorder in the United States and it affects women more than men (NCBI). SAD research will help us learn more about the effects of SAD, and with enough knowledge it will help to find effective ways of treatment. A person with SAD usually has the fear of being judged or evaluated negatively by…

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    Some other ways that social anxiety disorder can effect a person’s social functioning is by making it almost impossible for them to engage in activities that promote the making of friends or being able to attend social functions because of the anxiety and distress that often comes with such an endeavor. This can cause the individual to feel shame or guilt or become ostracized by their peers because of the lack of understanding. Not having the mental ability to give a large presentation to secure…

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    Abstract Anxiety and social anxiety in general is a negative mood state, characterized by bodily symptoms of physical tension and apprehension about the future. This study sought to investigate the relationship between heavy alcohol consumption and social anxiety in 100 undergraduate college students. In an attempt to better understand the relationship between social anxiety and alcohol we also used gender. A random sample of both males and females from which 50 claim to suffer from social…

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    Anxiety Research Paper

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    Anxiety. A term coined for the “fight or flight” state of the mind which has affected humans since prehistoric times. We see this term amongst medical dictionaries, our favorite celebrities’ fan pages and our best friends’ social media accounts. A prevalent state that has become common for most in their day-to-day life as we are pressured by work, finance, family and the impending fear of an unknown future tragedy. Many are affected by anxiety. Fortunately, with the rise of interest in natural…

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    social anxiety. Before I proceed with discussion, let me first define the meaning of social anxiety, its symptoms and cause. According to the definition made by WebMD website, Social anxiety disorder, also called social phobia, is an anxiety disorder in which a person has an excessive and unreasonable fear of social situations. Anxiety (intense nervousness) and self-consciousness arise from a fear of being closely watched, judged, and criticized by others. A person with this kind of disorder is…

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    Essay On Social Phobia

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    factors related to this disorder, and the diagnostic features of this disorder. This paper will also probe into how this disorder causes distress or impairment in a person identified with this disorder and known effective treatments for this disorder. Social phobia was renamed social anxiety disorder in the DSM-5 (Butcher, Hooley, and Mineka, 2013). The term social phobia became known to the world with the publication…

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    communities in the United States and has been linked to a variety of weakened outcomes among youth and adolescents (Huston, 1994; Yoshikawa, Aber, & Beardslee, 2012).These weakened outcomes include the onset of various mental health and physical health disorders, decreased academic achievement, and higher rates of involvement in juvenile crime (Wadsworth, 2008). This paper will look further into how poverty directly and indirectly correlates to the weakened outcomes of each of these specific…

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