Social Anxiety
Social Anxiety Everyday there are people living with fear, avoidance, pain, terror, and doubt.
This is the disorder of social anxiety. Social anxiety can be found throughout the entire country. Both men and women are suffering from this disorder (Main Symptoms of Social Anxiety Disorder). Not only is social anxiety a disorder but, it is also a phobia (Charles H. Elliott & Laura L. Smith). Social anxiety is an apprehension towards a relationship an individual may have with people around him or her. Social anxiety isn’t just the fear of judgments but, it can lead to keen symptoms that can heavily impact an individuals life. An individual suffering from Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) is very shy, centered and afraid of his or her surroundings. What causes this disorder? Well, most likely, SAD is a natural response to many people. Correspondingly, it can also be caused from biological factors. Social anxiety can often be caused in the early years of an individual’s childhood. Jerome Kagan, a researcher from Harvard University has found that these children all had a high resting heart rate; their heart rates would increase when the children are faced with stress. Well, the parents of these children also had an increasing heart rate when they were going through tough times. So biologically, SAD can be transferred to the child from his or her parent. The individual may have gone through his or her entire childhood suffering with SAD without giving the disorder any recognition until later on in his/her life. (The Science of Shyness: The Biological Causes of Social Anxiety Disorder) People who are not suffering from SAD may seem to believe that this disorder is something that shouldn’t be taken under too much consideration and that it is just a phase that people go through in life and it is a mental problem rather than a physical problem. I’m here to prove that they are wrong. Yes, social anxiety is mostly all in one’s mind but, this disorder can give a lot
This is the disorder of social anxiety. Social anxiety can be found throughout the entire country. Both men and women are suffering from this disorder (Main Symptoms of Social Anxiety Disorder). Not only is social anxiety a disorder but, it is also a phobia (Charles H. Elliott & Laura L. Smith). Social anxiety is an apprehension towards a relationship an individual may have with people around him or her. Social anxiety isn’t just the fear of judgments but, it can lead to keen symptoms that can heavily impact an individuals life. An individual suffering from Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) is very shy, centered and afraid of his or her surroundings. What causes this disorder? Well, most likely, SAD is a natural response to many people. Correspondingly, it can also be caused from biological factors. Social anxiety can often be caused in the early years of an individual’s childhood. Jerome Kagan, a researcher from Harvard University has found that these children all had a high resting heart rate; their heart rates would increase when the children are faced with stress. Well, the parents of these children also had an increasing heart rate when they were going through tough times. So biologically, SAD can be transferred to the child from his or her parent. The individual may have gone through his or her entire childhood suffering with SAD without giving the disorder any recognition until later on in his/her life. (The Science of Shyness: The Biological Causes of Social Anxiety Disorder) People who are not suffering from SAD may seem to believe that this disorder is something that shouldn’t be taken under too much consideration and that it is just a phase that people go through in life and it is a mental problem rather than a physical problem. I’m here to prove that they are wrong. Yes, social anxiety is mostly all in one’s mind but, this disorder can give a lot