Psychosocial mechanisms underlying the emergence of social anxiety in youth
Camwell, Thane 2012, Psychosocial mechanisms underlying the emergence of social anxiety in youth, DPsyc thesis, School of Psychology, Deakin University.
This research illustrates that social anxiety likely emerges in middle childhood in light of developments in social perspectiove-taking ability. Once these abilities develop children experience social anxiety when self-monitoring and doubting their social abilities. This occurs even in children who are relatively well integrated and happy with their social relationships.
Language
eng
Field of Research
170102 Developmental Psychology and Ageing
Socio Economic Objective
920401 Behaviour and Health
Description of original
xiii, 279 p. : illustrations : Bibliographical references
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