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Socijalna anksioznost - konflikt potrebe i izbjegavanja bliskosti

Social anxiety refers to an excessive fear of a person that he or she will be embarrassed and/or that will be scrutinized and rejected by other people, and according to the diagnostic criteria, this is one of the basic characteristics of socially anxious people. There is a strong desire for presenting a desirable image of themselves to other people, accompanied by considerable uncertainty that it can be done. Harmonious and deep relationships with family members, friends and romantic partners are very important for every person, but for socially anxious people they are a source of stress. A number of studies have shown that social anxiety disrupts interpersonal relationships. On the one hand, socially anxious, like most people, want social acceptance and intimacy and they have a desire to achieve satisfying relationships with other people. But, on the other hand, their beliefs and strategies prevent them from participating in social encounters and the disaffiliation makes them lonely and depressed. Their inhibitory and avoiding behaviors have negative consequences for developing and maintaining close relationships. Socially anxious people have strong conflict between need for affiliation and need for avoidance other people. Studies have also shown that although socially anxious people are characterized by an avoidant style of interaction there is evidence that they also develop a dependent interpersonal style.

socijalna anksioznost; motivacija; potreba za intimnošću; izbjegavanje bliskosti

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