MINDRISEThe interpersonal and intrapersonal domains of emotional intelligence are relevant factors in understanding social phobia
Social anxiety can be seen as a form of social submissiveness, thus signaling to the others a low social status and limiting ‘social damage”.
Sleep deprived individuals temporarily loose the ability to accurately recognize emotions on faces and even perceive certain facial expressions as negative.
Treatments for social anxiety that include social skills training produce more effective results than those without it.