The Surprising Mindset That Reduces Social Anxiety (M)
Although many enjoy the intensity of social interactions, one in ten are socially anxious and find them intimidating.
Although many enjoy the intensity of social interactions, one in ten are socially anxious and find them intimidating.
The precise mechanism by which a brief afternoon rest resets your brain’s learning capacity.
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When people say they are neutral, observers often suspect hidden motives.
Most therapies stop at symptom relief, but a modern approach is getting people back to their desks.
Clinicians say patients increasingly arrive not seeking help, but confirmation of what they already believe.
Researchers say the findings could change how adolescent mood problems are treated.
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