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Title: social anxiety disorder
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Also, one might feel unfocused when they are doing a task in public, because they are so worried about what other people are thinking of them, that they may not be able to perform to their full potential. Some people may just have a fear of public speaking, and others have a fear of just speaking to people in general, which can impair their social activity... Showed first 250 characters
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Some people may just have a fear of public speaking, and others have a fear of just speaking to people in general, which can impair their social activity. Living with untreated social anxiety can be very difficult, because someone with this disorder may not be able to have the self confidence to do everyday activities... Showed next 250 characters
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