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Overcoming shyness and social anxiety by Ruth Searle · Booklabria

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Overcoming shyness and social anxiety

Social aspectsTreatment

Overcoming shyness and social anxiety

Name: Overcoming shyness and social anxiety
Author: Ruth Searle

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First published: 2008
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Research suggests that up to 50% of people experience some form of shyness. Social phobia, the more chronic form of shyness, is now thought to affect about 13% of people. In this warm and comprehensive guide, Ruth Searle shows that being shy can be something to enjoy rather than to fear.

Subjects: Social aspects
Treatment
Social interaction
Bashfulness
Social phobia

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