Key Clinical Points Social Anxiety Disorder Social anxiety disorder affects up to 13% of the
US population and is characterized by an intense fear of social situations in which the …

Social anxiety is a form of anxiety characterized by continuous fear of one or more social or
performance situations. Although multiple treatment modalities (cognitive behavioral …

Background Recognition is growing that social anxiety disorder (SAnD) is a chronic and
disabling disorder, and data from early trials demonstrate that medication may be effective in …

Background Cognitive bias modification (CBM), a set of techniques for modifying bias in
information processing—is considered a novel intervention for social anxiety disorder (SAD) …

A consistent feature across cognitive-behavioural models of social anxiety disorder (SAD) is
the central role of the self in the emergence and maintenance of the disorder. The strong …

Many mammalian species, including humans, exhibit social behavior and form complex
social groups. Mechanistic studies in animal models have revealed important roles for the …

Social anxiety is a neurobehavioral trait characterized by fear and reticence in social
situations. Twin studies have shown that social anxiety has a heritable basis, shared with …

A saúde mental (SM) dos estudantes do ensino superior (EES) é importante para o seu
desenvolvimento e sucesso académico. A transição para o ensino superior configura uma …

Background Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) resting-state studies show
generalized social anxiety disorder (gSAD) is associated with disturbances in networks …

Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is a highly prevalent mental disorder. However, little is known
about how SAD changes in subjects who do not receive treatment. Waitlist control groups …