SOCIAL PHOBIA

Social Phobia



Social phobia in children

Thesis statement

This paper discusses social phobia in children. The paper at start introduces the meaning of phobia, what is phobia and explain social phobia. Further the paper discusses symptoms of social phobia and related factors which pave the way for the social phobia to occur. Moving on, the paper discusses treatments of children who suffer from social phobia. In the end, the paper ends with the risks related to social phobia in children.

Introduction

Phobia is a mental disorder, in which a person unwillingly experiences a painful fear that forces him to avoid relatively safe objects and situations. Even though, the causes of phobias are diverse and not completely understood, but the occurrence of this disease takes among those people who have high imagination and rich emotions in their family and social environment. They not learn to differentiate between fear induced by an imaginary threat, and fear associated with the real threat. A child has a phobia (fear intense, continuous) in social situations or situations where the works (Benjamin, 2000).

Information regarding phobias

The commitment of phobia indicates towards the fear of attracting people in committed long-term relationships. This can be in personal, social, or professional relationships. Lots of phobia derives from the fear of anxiety, failure, and other various factors. The commitment of phobia is not only harmful to the person itself but also for the other person who is vulnerable to get hurt. In some situations, the commitment of phobia can lead towards a disorder of personality. The professional assistance is quite useful for the treatment of these cases. Lot of developments has taken place on a rapid pace and then abruptly the commitment of phobia would choose to damage or end it all without a valid reason. This can cause frustration, anger, and confusion for the other people involved (Elkin, 1999).

These people try to protect themselves from feelings which hurt and disappoint people quite badly. They try to shield and protect themselves by building a wall. However, in return, they even hurt other people. These people try to protect themselves from feelings which hurt and disappoint people quite badly. They try to shield and protect themselves by building a wall. However, in return, they even hurt other people.

Social phobia

The social phobia could be a problem that continues throughout the life of your child, and remain until it becomes an adult. The social phobia ranges from fear to speak, eat, drink, or sign in front of other people. A common type of agoraphobia and claustrophobia is an example of the terrible violation of human capacity. They are recognized by feeling of fear and prevention of situations also creates a need for a specific individual to face same fear and feels to cut off from sources of security such as a house, a familiar person or own territory. Agoraphobia is literally the fear of open spaces. Currently, the term refers to any situation, including indoor and outdoor spaces in which people feel a lack of access to a ...