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    going to the bathroom and hoping I get to be alone, anything. All I have to do is talk to the teacher and I’m losing it. Social anxiety is very serious and for years I struggled with the fact that I was extremely lacking in social skills and could barely talk to even my closest friends at times. Social anxiety is the condition of having an excessive and unreasonable fear of social situations. This condition haunted me from being awful in relationships to not joining a club I would love because I…

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    I recently solved a problem that had been making me miserable. I have struggled with social anxiety for as long as I can remember, I would go out of my way to isolate myself and avoid having to communicate with others. I let my anxiety shape my identity; I went into middle school as a shy and introverted kid who would keep her nose in her Maximum Ride books. I did not, however, let my anxiety depress me. I had a fair amount of friends and did well in my classes, reading and playing cello in my…

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    Chillingworth. Hester Prynne is branded by the letter A, for adultery, to publicly mark her mistake afterwards. If I was to be branded by a letter it would be the letter A. The letter A would stand for anxiety, specifically social anxiety. This hinders me from doing many things such as public speaking, attending social outings, and family gatherings. I am not completely unable to do these things, but it makes it very strenuous and tedious on me emotionally, and sometimes, physically. When I…

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    The Evolutionary Personality Theory is the next theory. Many people suffer from social anxiety, just like Kim. This theory suggests that it may be hereditary and our ancestors had social anxiety as well. It makes sense that Kim has anxiety, as her mother and maternal grandmother both had anxiety. Anxiety can come from many different things. For Kim, she can get anxiety from everyday things, such as housework or talking to a group of parents at school that she doesn’t know. Natural Selection…

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    relationship between social anxiety and bulimic behaviors and whether individuals with elevated social anxiety and higher perfectionism would lead to greater bulimic behaviors. The main themes are: • Social anxiety and eating disorders. • There is very little known information about the mechanisms underlying the co-occurrence between social anxiety and bulimic behaviors. • Perfectionism- “individuals with elevated social anxiety are thought to set perfectionistic goals in social situations...”…

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    309.21 Separation Anxiety Disorder V60.3 Problem related to living alone V62.3 Academic or educational problem V62.4 Social exclusion or rejection V62.82 Uncomplicated bereavement V71.01 Adult antisocial behavior V71.02 Child or adolescent antisocial behavior Justification of 309.21 - Separation Anxiety Disorder Robbie is extremely afraid and anxious of separating from his father and displays at least three of the symptoms required under criterion A. Robbie has become more anxious…

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    internal Audrey is fighting herself and her social anxiety. When she was 13, a group of girls at her school began to bully her. In the novel, it is vague about why they were bullying her or when she dropped out, but Audrey received daunting social anxiety from the ordeal and dropped out of school, planning to start at another one when the next semester started. Until then, she sat at home reading books and watching TV shows. Audrey social anxiety did not let her interact with any…

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    Going to a new school is hard for any child; unfamiliar places can be intimidating, new people can be unapproachable and the more advanced classes may even seem impossible. It is a very big social change that forces children to get out of their comfort zone and let new people into their personal bubble, because after all no one wants to be completely alone in this scary, dark world: everybody wants to belong. Fitting in can be more difficult if the child does not speak the same language as the…

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    themselves as a mode of social avoidance. Completed in 2014, the research article completed by Hazel, Keaten, and Kelly acknowledged this avoidance and explored which personality dimensions indicated avoidance and fear of negative evaluation in communicators. As notable background for this study, previous researchers conducted studies to gain a deeper insight into genetic foundations of personality dimensions, personality implications on social avoidance, and causes of anxiety. However, this…

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    l wanted to curl into a ball and cry. I could feel my whole face turn blazing red and my mind went blank. Twenty seconds in, and I had barely uttered my name. Where was my courage when I needed it? I vowed that day never to let my shyness and social anxiety take control of my life again. The example of my panic attack in eighth grade was not a first for me; unfortunately, I had grown accustomed to the fear daily interaction brought. While in middle school, being petrified to go to school was a…

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