Assessment of factors associated with social anxiety and mental illness

Abstract

The aim of this study is to investigate the study of factors associated with anxiety and social phobia is a topic of recent interest. Specifically, childhood shyness appears to be an early expression of social phobia that can later be reinforced as a clinical picture. Children's awareness of the existence of certain mental illnesses and parenting patterns are associated with the emergence of social phobia in adolescence. Social anxiety disorder during adolescence or early adulthood may predict later depressive disorders. Having both disorders (anxiety and social phobia) during adolescence increases the likelihood that you will experience them more frequently during early adulthood. Family structure and cohesion.