Social anxiety disorder, also called social phobia, is a long-term and overwhelming fear of social situations. It's a common problem that usually starts during the teenage years. It can be very distressing and have a big impact on your life. For some people it gets better as they get older.
Symptoms of social anxiety include worrying about speaking to people, dreading social events, avoiding eye contact and low self esteem. Talking therapies are the main treatment for social anxiety. Self-help courses and antidepressants can also help some people.
"SOCIAL PHOBIA"
Many people get nervous or self-conscious on occasion, like when giving a speech or interviewing for a new job. But social anxiety disorder, or social phobia, is more than just shyness or occasional nerves. Social anxiety disorder involves intense fear of certain social situations—especially situations that are unfamiliar or in which you feel you’ll be watched or evaluated by others. These situations may be so frightening that you get anxious just thinking about them or go to great lengths to avoid them, disrupting your life in the process.
The first poster conveys the unnaturalness and excessive tension and anxiety of people with social phobia in unfamiliar environments, especially in large lecture halls. These phenomena may frighten patients. In the expression of the poster, the shape of the fearful demon is filled with a large eye venue, and this angle is very interesting. Because social phobia is not what most of us understand it to be -- it's just about communication and communication between people.
The following video is a project about social phobia done by a student. He finally output two results, one is an illustration design, and the other is a dictionary of people with social phobia, which is the content shown in the video. His excellent form of expression lies in his ability to give real feelings. In his works, he is willing to have close contact with patients, and even go to the hospital to communicate emotionally with patients. At the same time, he collects the typical body language and mantras of patients. This is a very rare point. Therefore, the output of this dictionary, I believe that he must have his own emotional language when communicating with patients.
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