Glossary of Social Anxiety Disorder Terms
- Glossary: A (22)
- Glossary: B (6)
- Glossary: C (10)
- Glossary: D (7)
- Glossary: E (8)
- Glossary: F (1)
- Glossary: G (2)
- Glossary: H (3)
- Glossary: I (5)
- Glossary: J (0)
- Glossary: K (2)
- Glossary: L (4)
- Glossary: M (5)
- Glossary: N (7)
- Glossary: O (3)
- Glossary: P (22)
- Glossary: Q (0)
- Glossary: R (3)
- Glossary: S (24)
- Glossary: T (2)
- Glossary: U (0)
- Glossary: V (4)
- Glossary: W (1)
- Glossary: X,Y,Z (2)
Self-Esteem
Self-esteem is a personality trait that reflects the way a person generally perceives themselves and their value.
Relapse
A relapse is a complete return to a previous way of functioning after a period of improvement.
Spotlight Effect
The spotlight effect is a term used by social psychologists to refer to the overestimation of the degree to which others notice your appearance, behavior, and mistakes in social situations.
Perfectionism
Perfectionism is a personality trait that may be associated with social anxiety disorder (SAD).
Albert Ellis
Albert Ellis was a psychologist best known for developing rational emotive behavior therapy in the 1950's.
Aaron Beck
Aaron Beck is a psychologist best known for pioneering cognitive-behavioral therapy.
Hypervigilance
Hypervigilance refers to a heightened awareness of people and situations that provoke anxiety.
