Social Anxiety
Most often seen in teenagers, social anxiety is the fear and anxiousness associated with interacting with others. Those with social anxiety typically experience difficulty engaging and maintaining conversations with others. This form of anxiety goes beyond the usual nervousness individuals may feel before giving a speech. Victims of social anxiety may feel an overwhelming sense of fear that causes them to freeze, stutter, or withdraw when placed in these public situations.
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