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objective: social phobia is considered as one of the most common anxiety disorders. the researchers have been looking for the basic mechanism behind it, since determining these factors can be influential in prevention and treatment. in recent years, some of the most important personality and cognitive correlates of social phobia including neuroticism, fear of negative evaluation, anxiety sensit...

BACKGROUND Despite heightened awareness of the clinical significance of social phobia, information is still lacking about putative subtypes, functional impairment, and treatment-seeking. New epidemiologic data on these topics are presented from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R). METHOD The NCS-R is a nationally representative household survey fielded in 2001-2003. The World ...

all humans experience anxiety in your life and it is natural that people get anxious when facing stressful situations threatening, but severe and chronic anxiety in the absence of clear cause, is uncommon. studies show that anxiety in men and a young person are less privileged economic classes and in women, low-income people and the elderly and children and teenagers are more common. when locat...

Purpose:This research was conducted with the purpose of determining impact COVID-19 phobia on satisfaction life and family sense belonging levels midwifery students.
 Methods:Sample this cross-sectional consisted 484 students studying at Midwifery Departments two universities located in eastern Turkey. The data collected Personal Information Form, Satisfaction Life Scale, Family Sense Belo...