Twenty-year-old Brianna lives in a small town. She has always been extremely shy, but lately she has been feeling intensely afraid that others are scrutinizing her. She avoids speaking in class, she no longer goes to parties, and she no longer goes out to eat in restaurants. Brianna seems to be suffering from:Group of answer choicesSpecific phobia.Social anxiety disorder (social phobia)Generalized anxiety disorderPanic disorder

Paul is extremely shy and is so easily embarrassed when he is with other people that he often skips his college classes and other meetings just to avoid social interactions. Paul appears to suffer from a(n) __________.Group of answer choicesA. antisocial personality disorder.B. obsessive-compulsive disorder.C. social anxiety disorder (also known as social phobia)D. simple phobia.- also known as specific phobia

Which of the following would NOT be considered an example of social anxiety disorder (SAD)?Question 10Select one:a.A student who is reluctant to speak up in a classroom due to fear of embarrassing herselfb.A male who has difficulty urinating in a public restroom when others are presentc.A person who can only eat comfortably when they are aloned.An individual who cannot travel on public transportation without a family member present

A) _______________ is an intense fear of social situations, or any situation in which you could be judged by others.Social Anxiety DisorderGeneralized Anxiety DisorderPhobiaPanic Disorder

Marguerite has recently experienced a panic attack while she was out in public. She is now afraid to go to the shopping mall where she experienced the panic attack in case it happens again. Marguerite is at risk of developing __________.Group of answer choicesA. Simple PhobiaB. agoraphobiaC. obsessive-compulsive disorderD. acute stress disorde

Which of the following is not an aspect of Clark's (1995) cognitive-behavioural model of social phobia?Question 3Select one:a.A predisposition to anxiety and shyness.b.Increased awareness of physiological symptoms (e.g. blushing)c.Viewing oneself from the third-person perspective.d.Negative assumptions about other people's thoughts.